DOJ opens action centers vs bullying

The Department of Justice is intensifying its efforts to combat bullying and prevent crimes targeting minors by establishing new action centers. These centers will be integrated into public prosecutor's offices, broadening the department's reach to address school-related concerns.

Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida announced the expansion of services, emphasizing the goal of providing crucial assistance to victims of bullying. The initiative seeks to create a safer environment for students by offering accessible legal and support services through the prosecutor's network.

This move by the DOJ signifies a proactive approach to tackling issues that affect young people within the school system. By leveraging existing legal infrastructure, the department aims to ensure that students have a dedicated avenue for reporting incidents and receiving support.

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To help prevent crimes involving minors and assist victims of bullying, the Department of Justice is expanding its services to school-related concerns through the public prosecutor’s office.