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Apollo Chen Attorney at Law

2 Concept  Introduction  What is Bullying  Bullying and Gifted Students  Laws related bullying in Taiwan  Conclusion

Introduction Bullying: a school-yard culture and receiving much more attention Gifted and talented students have experience higher incidences of bullying 3

What is Bullying A student is being bullied or victimized when he or she is exposed, repectedly and over time, to negative actions on the part of one or more other students. (Olweus) 4

5 Negative actions  Direct bullying  physically (e.g., hitting, kicking, pushing, choking)  verbally (e.g., by calling names, threatening, taunting, malicious teasing)

6 Negative actions  Indirect bullying  Rumors, nasty jokes, stalking, cyber bullying, or exclusion from a group

7 Gifted student and Bullying Two-thirds of gifted students encounter bullying by the eighth grade Labeled “different” increases the chance that a gifted child will be bullied

8 Gifted student and Bullying Only low percentages of gifted children had been recipients of physical abuse Name-calling was most commonly related to appearance (such as“ugly” or “shrimp”), followed by mental capability (for example, “dork” or “idiot”), then expletives, sexuality and sexual orientation (like “slut” or “fag”), and personality (for example, “crybaby”; “jerk”;(J. Peterson)

9 Gifted student and Bullying Many responded sensitively to verbal bullying, saying they felt “very helpless,” “degraded,” “scared,” “like something’s wrong with [me] and that the bullying “changed me profoundly.”

10 Gifted student and Bullying Victims identified as “gifted” think that what causes bullying is beyond their control—yet they may feel compelled to take responsibility for fixing it themselves, instead of asking for help.

11 Gifted student and Bullying Just one experience with non-physical bullying can be traumatic, with long- lasting impact. Despite the “gifted” label, being bullied can contribute to self-doubt and low self-esteem. “I just felt so bad. My mind was telling me, ‘You’re worthless.’”

12 Gifted student and Bullying Coping strategies improve with age. When children take action, have support, make changes, or the bullying somehow stops (by family relocation, for example), they have higher self-esteem. Gifted bullies are able to change their behavior.

13 Gifted student and Bullying Intelligence helps some gifted kids cope with victimization—they tend to try to “make sense” of the bullying behavior. Gifted victims try to avoid “mistakes” and to “be better” in order to avoid being bullied. “Not being known” puts kids at risk. When better acquainted, bullies and bullied sometimes can become friends.

Construct a friendly school - Laws related education

15 Teachers’ obligations and liabilities: OBLIGATIONSLIABILITIES Subparagraph 2 of Article 49 of Children and Youth Welfare Act states that, no one shall treat the children and youth with Physical and mental mistreatment. Subparagraph 2 of Article 53 of Children and Youth Welfare Act states that, In case the educationalists implementing children and youth welfare learn that the children or youth fall in Physical and mental mistreatment, they should communicate immediately with the municipal and county (city) authorities not later than twenty-four (24) hours. Article 100 of Children and Youth Welfare Act states that, any one who violates the provisions of paragraph 1, article 53 without any rationale ground may be fined with a penalty of more than New Taiwan Dollars Six Thousand (NT$6,000) less than New Taiwan Dollars Thirty Thousand (NT$30,000).

16 Bully’s criminal liabilities: ACTIONLAW Offenses of Causing Injury Article 277 of Criminal Code of the Republic of China states that, a person who causes injury to another shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than three years, short-term imprisonment, or a fine of not more than one thousand yuan. If death results from the commission of an offense specified in the preceding paragraph, the offender shall be sentenced to life imprisonment or imprisonment for not less than seven years; if serious physical injury results, the offender shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not less than three years but not more than ten years. Article 278 of Criminal Code of the Republic of China states that, a person who causes serious physical injury to another shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not less than five years but not more than twelve years. If death results from the commission of an offense specified in the preceding paragraph, the offender shall be sentenced to life imprisonment or imprisonment for not less than seven years.

17 Bully’s criminal liabilities: ACTIONLAW Offenses Against Freedom Article 304 of Criminal Code of the Republic of China states that, a person who by violence or threats causes another to do a thing which he has no obligation to do or who prevents another from doing a thing that he has the right to do shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than three years, short-term imprisonment, or a fine or not more than three hundred yuan. An attempt to commit an offense specified in the preceding paragraph is punishable. ThreatenArticle 305 of Criminal Code of the Republic of China states that, a person who threatens to cause injury to the life, body, freedom, reputation, or property of another and thereby endangers his safety shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than two years, short-term imprisonment, or a fine of not more than three hundred yuan.

18 Bully’s criminal liabilities: ACTIONLAW ThreatenArticle 346 of Criminal Code of the Republic of China states that, a person who by intimidation causes another to deliver over a thing belonging to him or to a third person for purpose to exercise unlawful control over it it for himself or for a fourth person shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not less than six months but not more than five years; in addition thereto, a fine of not more than one thousand yuan may be imposed. A person who by the means specified in the preceding paragraph takes an illegal benefit in property for him or a third person shall be subject to the same punishment. An attempt to commit an offense specified in one of the two preceding paragraphs is punishable.

19 Bully’s criminal liabilities: ACTIONLAW InsultArticle 309 of Criminal Code of the Republic of China states that, A person who publicly insults another shall be sentenced to short-term imprisonment or a fine of not more than three hundred yuan. A person who by violence commits an offense specified in the preceding paragraph shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than one year, short-term imprisonment, or a fine of not more than five hundred yuan.

20 Bully’s criminal liabilities: ACTIONLAW Offenses Against Reputation Article 310 of Criminal Code of the Republic of China states that, A person who points out or disseminates a fact which will injure the reputation of another for purpose that it be communicated to the pubic commits the offense of slander and shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than one year, short-term imprisonment, or a fine of not more than five hundred yuan. A person who by circulating a writing or drawing commits an offense specified in the preceding paragraph shall be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than two years, short-term imprisonment, or a fine of not more than one thousand yuan. A person who can prove the truth of the defamatory fact shall not be punished for the offense of defamation unless the fact concerns private life and is of no public concern.

21 Bully’s criminal liabilities:  According to Article 18 of Criminal Code of the Republic of China, An offense committed by a person who is under fourteen years of age is not punishable.  Punishment may be reduced for an offense committed by a person more than the age of fourteen but under the age of eighteen.  The juvenile court may pronounce a ruling of the following protective measures when hearing a case: 1.To pronounce a warning and may order holiday consulting; 2.To send a juvenile under probation and supervision and may order labor services; 3.To send a juvenile to a proper welfare or cultivation institute; 4.To send a juvenile to a correction institute for corrective education

22 Bully’s civil liabilities: ACTIONLAW Torts According to Article 184 of Civil Code, a person who, intentionally or negligently, has wrongfully damaged the rights of another is bound to compensate him for any injury arising therefrom. The same rule shall be applied when the injury is done intentionally in a manner against the rules of morals. mental anguishAccording to Article 195 of Civil Code, a person has wrongfully damaged to the body, health, reputation, liberty, credit, privacy or chastity of another, or to another's personality in a severe way, the injured person may claim a reasonable compensation in money even if such injury is not a purely pecuniary loss. If it was reputation that has been damaged, the injured person may also claim the taking of proper measures for the rehabilitation of his reputation.

23 Bully’s Administrative Penalty: ACTIONLAW Physical and mental mistreatment According to Article 97 of Children and Youth Welfare Act, any one who violates the provisions of physical and mental mistreatment may be fined with a penalty of more than New Taiwan Dollars Sixty Thousand (NT$60,000) less than New Taiwan Dollars Three Hundred Thousand (NT$300,000). The name of the responsible person of the business will be made known to the public. *An act committed by a person who has not reached the age of fourteen years is not punishable. Penalty may be reduced for an act committed by a person who is fourteen years of age or older but has not reached the age of eighteen years.

24 Bully’s parents or guardian’s liabilities: The minor’s capabilityLAW the minor is capable of discernment at the time of committing such an act The minor shall be jointly liable with his guardian for any injury arising threrform the minor is incapable of discernment at the time of committing such an act The guardian alone shall be liable for such injury. The guardian is not liable if there is no negligence in his duty of supervision, or if the injury would have been occasioned notwithstanding the exercise of reasonable supervision. If compensation cannot be obtained according to the provisions of the preceding two paragraphs, the court may, on the application of the injured person, take the financial conditions among the tortfeasors, the guardian and the injured person into consideration, and order the tortfeasors or his guardian to compensate for a part or the whole of the injury. (Article 13,187 of Civil Code)

25 Conclusion The purpose of law: prevent illegal behavior in advance punish afterwards Law is not omnipotent law-related education effective enforcement