The Consequences of bullying on the Child and on the Rights of Personality

The bullying of children, a form of repeated and intentional aggression, has significant consequences on the rights of personality. Through exposure to physical, verbal, or social harassment, victims become vulnerable with negative effects on their mental and emotional health. By attacking their emotional and psychological integrity, children may develop anxiety, depression, and even post-traumatic stress disorders. Bullying violates this fundamental right to dignity through the humiliation and contempt towards victims. The constant experience of harassment and aggression can diminish the sense of self-respect and lead to a feeling of dehumanisation and degradation. Children who are victims of bullying may feel that their dignity is being violated and that they are not being given the respect and recognition they deserve. Furthermore, bullying can have consequences on the right to one’s image. These effects can be lasting and may influence how victims perceive themselves in the future. Children may develop a distorted image of themselves, viewing themselves negatively or doubting their own qualities and abilities. In conclusion, bullying not only affects the rights of personality but can also have profound consequences on their long-term emotional and social development. It is essential to pay attention to these aspects and take measures to protect children’s rights to a safe, respectful and dignified childhood. Keywords: Aggresson; Bullying; Children; The rights of personality; Victim.