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The Fact that 55.3% of Victims of Peer Bullying Are Reported to the National Center for Child Protection (Nccp) Indicates that the Problem Is Detected After It Reaches a Stage Where It Needs Treatment.
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At yesterday’s (2026.03.17) session of the State Great Khural Standing Committee on Petitions, the Ministers of Family, Labor, Social Protection, Education, and Justice and Internal Affairs heard reports on the implementation of the provisions on taking measures to prevent and protect children from peer bullying as stipulated in the Law on Child Protection. The Law on Child Protection defines “peer bullying” as “intentional, repeated physical, v…
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