GOOGLE NEWS INCLUDES MORE THAN 10 PUBLICATIONS FROM BULLYING SIN FRONTERAS.
GENEVA – BUENOS AIRES – SAN FRANCISCO, October 24, 2026 — World Organization Bullying Sin Fronteras (BSF)
Google News has displayed more than 10 publications by the World Bullying Without Borders Organization (BSF) in the same news feed, alongside stories from media outlets covering events and issues around the world.
Among the featured publications is an article about Argentina titled “A video of bullying sparks alarm: ‘She was having a psychotic episode, and I was enjoying it.’” The story addresses a disturbing incident that has raised concerns about bullying, violence, and their consequences, etc.
Two other BSF publications also appear in the news feed. One reports on fentanyl found in a New York home where children were present, in connection with a laboratory dismantled by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). The other examines the risks and challenges associated with tragedies broadcast live on social media.
The simultaneous appearance of these publications highlights the international circulation of BSF content addressing different social issues, including bullying, child safety, drug-related dangers, and the risks posed by digital platforms.
While this appearance does not constitute an official endorsement by Google, nor does it establish the actual audience reached by the articles, it provides a documented indication of visibility within the Google News environment.
For the World Bullying Without Borders Organization, the international dissemination of information about bullying, violence, childhood, and digital safety is part of a broader effort to bring these issues to public attention across national boundaries.
Visibility is a measurable starting point. BSF is achieving global reach.
Google News Oct. 24: https://news.google.com/search?q=Bullying%20Sin%20Fronteras&hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US%3Aen
WORLD ORGANIZATION BULLYING SIN FRONTERAS
(BSF)
