#Anti2010 is a bizarre hashtag created by college students by misusing social media platforms like Twitter and TikTok. People are much more aware of cyberbullying in France. This campaign is for the protection of 10 to 11 years old school-going children.
As per France’s education minister, Jean-Michel Blanquer spoke on cyberbullying on social networks by directly addressing college students. He requested the youngsters to pay attention to the ongoing awareness program for anti-bullying.
When #Anti2010 Came into Attention in Tiktok and Twitter?
#Anti2010 came to attention when French college students started targeting school-going children. Moreover, cyberbullying in France mainly targets 10 to 11 years old kids who are studying in the 6th grade.
Many French social media tabloids criticize the immature and inhuman behavior of college students for mocking pupils on social media. Many children are scared to go to school due to cyberbullying.
One of the victims of cyberbullying tells his story on the Lille-based daily newspaper, Voix du Nord on 13th September 2021. He says that college students often keep telling their plan has become successful by torturing and insulting them badly.
Nowadays TikTok and Twitter have become the spotlight for cyberbullying. Many youngsters bully schoolchildren by sharing short video games clips. It is creating a bad influence on young minds and their psychological health.
How can We Prevent Children from #Anti2010 Cyberbullying Hashtag?
There are many good ideas to prevent cyberbullying hashtags like #Anti2010. First of all, parents or guardians should build trust and establish communication with their children. We can also teach and define our children about cyberbullying.
Parents at home or teachers at school should monitor the online activity of young children. We should also know what is trending in apps and social media platforms like TikTok and Twitter. Not just that, children need a positive environment to grow and have ultimate goals for their respective futures.
#Anti2010 – French Education Minister Alerts Schools about Social Network Bullying
Minister of national education of the French Republic, Jean-Michel Blanques shares his thoughts on cyberbullying via Twitter on 17th September 2021. He officially condemned the #Anti2010 hashtag as “completely stupid and against our values.” He also added, “harassment and cyberstalking have no place either in our school or society.”
It is still a mystery who started this trend of cyberbullying in France. But, one thing is sure that #Anti2010 campaign will end this degradation. According to the French education minister, Mr. Blanquer says that such social media harassment could report on 112 emergency numbers.