Verbal bullying is a problem that haunts society today. Verbal bullying is one type of bullying that has fatal consequences. Verbal bullying has the potential to cause serious psychological disorders, even to the point of causing the victim's death. However, criminal regulations against this form of violence are still inadequate, both for children and adults. This article examines the penal and non-penal criminal policies for cases of verbal bullying that have fatal consequences. Research shows that there is a legal gap that needs to be filled by updating the Criminal Code and strengthening community-based prevention. Interconnectedness of penal and non-penal criminal policies is needed to prevent verbal bullying and protect victims comprehensively.
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