Comparative analysis reveals differences in legal implications of cyber bullying in Indonesia, UK, US, and South Korea, suggesting need for harmonization.
Key Points
Cyber bullying poses serious challenges in law enforcement, impacting both victims and perpetrators.
The study shows significant differences in handling cyber bullying laws across various jurisdictions.
A normative juridical approach was used to analyze the regulatory frameworks in Indonesia, the UK, the US, and South Korea.
The findings highlight the urgency of international harmonization of cyber law policies for better victim protection.