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stronger anti-bullying and anti-sexual aggression policies in schools;• Maritime Noon With Norma Lee MacLeod.

after she was brutally bullied when explicit photos of her were distributed online.

ensuring that students help develop policies that affect them;• The boy who took the photo pleaded guilty on Sept.

Approximately a year and a half earlier, in November 2011, when Rehtaeh was 15 years old, she was reportedly gang-raped by four boys, classmates of hers.

Publication ban Canadian media reports about criminal trials involving child pornography are subject to a under the : they must omit any information that would identify any minor who was involved in or witness to the case, including the victim, or be subject to fines.

" Legislative impact In August 2013, Nova Scotia enacted a law allowing victims of cyberbullying to seek protection, including help in identifying anonymous perpetrators, and to sue the individuals or the parents in the case of minors.

" Rehtaeh's funeral on April 13 was attended by 500 people, including Nova Scotia Premier , who said he came "first and foremost as a father trying to imagine what kind of incredible, unfathomable grief could be visited upon a family.

Instead, the police called it a "he said, she said" case and also decided the photo was not criminal, in spite of Parsons being a minor.

" refers to all of this as a list of "facts".

That was up to the justice system, she said.