Indylus video: Action to tackle cyberbullies

Tuesday 06 August 2013 14:26 EDT

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'On Friday morning my daughter was found hanged... I saw her ask.fm account and someone had been telling her to die,' says father following his daughter's death. David Smith, the father of Hannah, demands closure of the popular Q&A social website.

Scott Freeman, founder of charity Cybersmile says that the website shouldn't be taken down but certainly action has to be taken to tackle cyberbullies. Watch him on the video below:

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