The Union of Arab Emirates Emirs takes measures to combat bullying in educational institutions. New rules provide for the expulsion of students for up to one year for harassment, intimidation, or incitement to violence against other students. This is part of the official portal of the UAE government, which ensures the safety of schoolchildren without a visa. The national policy requires the creation of safe environments for learning and the establishment of mechanisms for the prevention of bullying, including the reporting mechanism through the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Education. Specialists believe that without proper intervention, the psychological harm of bullying can lead to long-term consequences, including post-traumatic stress disorder. Teachers use role-playing games and interactive materials to help students recognize signs of aggression and avoid aggressive behavior. In some cases, this leads to the development of empathy and a change in attitude towards others. "Some methods cause deep emotional trauma, which affect the entire life," psychologists say. In the camp meetings, lectures and even discussions are held on physical, verbal, social and online-bullying. "Learn to be kind or aggressive, respect others and take responsibility for your actions," advises the head of the educational service. In the course of the investigation of the case, the regulated Code of Administrative Offenses OAEO provides for fines of up to 50 thousand dirhams or a two-year prison sentence. The initiative was created on the basis of the concept of respect, encourage education and protection of children. Schools receive information about potential cases of abuse, which supports the effectiveness of the program.
