article_snippet.sent: The parents of Jessica Cleland (pictured) are campaigning for anti-bullying laws to be taken more seriously . '
article_snippet.sent: What we would like to see happen is that if someone is cyber bullying somebody and someone is cyber cause something like this
article_snippet.sent: Following the release of the coroners report, the Cleland's are now campaigning to see cyber bullying taken more seriously in Victoria and around Australia.
article_snippet.sent: Victoria already has anti-bullying legislation known as Brodie's Law, which was introduced in 2011 after the death of Brodie Panlock, who committed suicide after being subject to relentless bullying in Victoria workplace.
article_snippet.sent: The crime is punishable by ten years in jail, and applies to cyber bullying as well as physical, verbal and psychological bullying.
article_snippet.sent: them keep saying them’re going to have a big push on cyber bullying and try to knock a big push on cyber bullying on the head, but it seems like it’s too much hard work.'
article_snippet.sent: It seems there is a law in Victoria that criminalises cyber bullying, but a law in Victoria that criminalises cyber bullying doesn't get enforced because of the police paperwork...
highlights_snippet.sent: Jessica Cleland parents want to see cyber bullying legislation be taken seriously .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Under Victorian legislation cyber bullying can result in ten years jail .