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Harassment: what to say and who to call

Staring, comments, following or unwanted touch is harassment. It is never your fault and never about your clothes.

Harassment: what to say and who to call
When to see a doctor
Call 112 or 181 in danger. Childline 1098 if under 18.

At a glance

Do

  • Trust your gut feeling
  • Tell a trusted adult early
  • Save helplines: 1098, 112, 181

Do not

  • Do not keep a secret that scares you
  • Do not blame yourself
  • Do not share private photos or passwords

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Steps

Harassment: what to say and who to call
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Say loudly and clearly: Stop. Do not do that.

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Move to a crowded or lit place and stay near other people.

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3

Call 112 or women helpline 181. Note time, place, and description.

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4

Tell a trusted adult. You can report to the school or police.

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Last reviewed: 31 October 2026 · About and sources

Sources

Compiled from these public health sources. This is education, not medical advice.

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