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Police Warns 400 Students From Lanzarote: Reporting Harassment Is Not Snooping

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Silence can become one of the main obstacles to stopping a situation of bullying at school. Fear of reprisals, shame or concern about being considered a snitch can lead some teenagers not to tell what they are living or witnessing. Breaking that barrier and teaching young people that asking for help is a form of protection is one of the messages that the National Police has transferred to the classrooms in Lanzarote.
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Silence can become one of the main obstacles to stopping a situation of bullying at school. Fear of reprisals, shame or concern about being considered a snitch can lead some teenagers not to tell what they are living or witnessing. Breaking that barrier and teaching young people that asking for help is a form of protection is one of the messages that the National Police has transferred to the classrooms in Lanzarote.

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laprovincia.es broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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