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Invited on the set of 23 hours of Franceinfo Thursday, November 18, Nora Fraisse presents her book “Stop harassment” published by Calmann-Levy editions. She mentions in particular her daughter, a victim of harassment, who ended her life.
Nora Fraisse warns about school bullying. His daughter Marion was a victim and ended up committing suicide. After this tragedy, his mother founded the association Marion La main tendue and presents her book Stop harassment, published by Calmann-Levy editions, on the Franceinfo 23 hours set on Thursday, November 18. She explains that “When you experience violence, you don’t feel like you’re going to get out of it. But harassment is not inevitable and you can really get out of it. I know that when we are faced with this violence, we are ashamed, we feel guilty, we think it’s our fault. But no, you have nothing to do with it, the problem is the aggressors and we will also teach them to no longer be violent. ”
France Télévisions journalist Anaïs Hanquet highlights a program in Finland that helps fight bullying at school. It is based on “three principles: role plays, confrontation and the link with the police”. Role plays, for example, help develop empathy in children by slipping into the role of abuser, victim and witness. Nine months after using the program, a 40% drop in bullying cases was observed, especially bullying at school.
Nora Fraisse explains that her association is also based on this method. “What we add is the families there who are not involved. We take charge in our structure, because there it is only at school, the harassers. We agree with the establishments because if you do not take charge of the aggressor, you cannot work on the phenomenon “, she specifies.