Julia Derbyshire is a girl who is death for talking about her sexuality. All begins when she has 13 years, Julia talks with a friend about her sexuality, and this friend told to everyone in the school what Julia had explained to her. From that moment the bullying started. Julia was abused physically, psychologically and online. When the bullying stated Julia was living in the USA, but she returned to the UK, to live the last years with her father.
Julia developed mental health problems from the bullying and returned to the websites where she was abused to convince the people that she was a great person, and she only wants to be loved and accepted. Julia died in October 2015 and she was 16, after five days trying to kill herself.
Since that day, Julia's father, Adrian Derbyshire, started a campaign to offer "support against self harm and suicide. "I wouldn't want any other parent to go through what I am going through at the moment," He said. Adrian had talked to more than 200.000 children in the last two years about his experience and he thinks that should be more education in schools about abuses online to protect our children. He also shared pictures of her dead daughter in the hospital to raise awareness, "It was a very difficult decision to take the picture" he said.
OPINION: I think that what the father said about the education about abuse online should exist in all the schools to make awareness, and also normalize sexuality because it is a natural thing. It's pathetic that a young girl, with the world on her foot, die because talking about a normal and natural thing, and that is why I think schools and the child's parents have to talk openly about these subjects, to avoid unnecessary deaths.
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Julia developed mental health problems from the bullying and returned to the websites where she was abused to convince the people that she was a great person, and she only wants to be loved and accepted. Julia died in October 2015 and she was 16, after five days trying to kill herself.
Since that day, Julia's father, Adrian Derbyshire, started a campaign to offer "support against self harm and suicide. "I wouldn't want any other parent to go through what I am going through at the moment," He said. Adrian had talked to more than 200.000 children in the last two years about his experience and he thinks that should be more education in schools about abuses online to protect our children. He also shared pictures of her dead daughter in the hospital to raise awareness, "It was a very difficult decision to take the picture" he said.
OPINION: I think that what the father said about the education about abuse online should exist in all the schools to make awareness, and also normalize sexuality because it is a natural thing. It's pathetic that a young girl, with the world on her foot, die because talking about a normal and natural thing, and that is why I think schools and the child's parents have to talk openly about these subjects, to avoid unnecessary deaths.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-39241467
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