Health initentional injury

• Cyberbullying


  An act of harming or harassing through social network sites, done repeatedly and in a deliberate manner by sending offensive or mean text message, emails, and embarrassing pictures and videos or by posting them on any social network sites
• Stalking


  A pattern of behavior that makes the victim feel nervous, afraid, harassed, or in danger because someone is repeatedly contacting, following, sending, presents and talking to him/her even he/she is not really comfortable with those
• Extortion


  An intentional form of injury involving verbal or written expression of threat or blackmail that something bad will happen to the victim or to any family members if the demand is not provided
• Gang


  Usually made up of groups of male adolescents and youngsters who have grown up together from an impoverished neighborhood or community, where the youth who joins the gang as a place of brotherhood for them can victimize others
• Fraternity


  An organization of people, at a college or university, united in a relationship with common interests, activity, and purpose, where passing through initiation that is sometimes violent, mentally degrading and many results to death will prove the determination of the applicant to be part of the fraternity
• Hazing


  An infliction of unnecessary or excessive work to harass and embarrass a person
• Kidnapping


  The unlawful holding and taking away of a person against his/her will by force and threat, originally used as term for the practice of capturing children for forced labor
• Terrorism


  The use of violence against civilians, aiming to achieve political, economic, or religious goals or ideology by way of intimidation or coercion, completely disregarding public safety
• Domestic violence


  An act wherein a person in an intimate relationship or marriage tries to dominate and control the other person (spouse or partner) with physical, verbal, emotional, economic, and sexual abuse, including violence between the same sex or against the children in the family, which results in impairment or death
• Suicide


  An intentional act of causing one's own death or the "act of taking one's own life", a tragic event with strong emotional impact on the families of the victims or survivors
• Sexual abuse


  Forcing undesired sexual behavior by the offender upon the victim, which when involving sexual intercourse is termed as rape or sexual assault
• Sexual harassment


  Bullying a person wherein there is an inappropriate promise of rewards in exchange for sexual favors