Bullying and juvenile delinquency are confirmed as highly topical social scourges, with serious repercussions also on the Sibaritide area. Judge Anna Caputo, a magistrate at the Castrovillari Court, spoke on the topic and outlined a lucid technical and legal analysis of the phenomenon, speaking specifically about the reality of Corigliano-Rossano and launching a heartfelt appeal to citizens to break the wall of indifference. Judge Caputo first highlighted the need to distinguish bullying from simple adolescent conflicts or juvenile delinquency. In order to be able to talk about bullying, three precise characteristics must coexist: the intention to harm, a clear disparity dictated by age, physical strength or temperament and repetition over time to the detriment of the same targeted victim.
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