Cyberbullying culprits should be jailed, not fined, Esha's mother says
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The mother of cyberbullying victim Rajeswary Appahu, better known as Esha, believed the perpetrators who caused her daughter to commit suicide should be in prison instead of being slapped with a fine.
This comes after the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate’s Court yesterday punished a welfare homeowner with a maximum fine of RM100 after she pleaded guilty to a charge linked to the bullying.
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