How to report harassment: who, where, what to bring
Reporting is your right and can be done in a safe way.
You have the right to be heard and kept safe.
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
School or college: tell a teacher, principal or the internal committee.
Work: use the Internal Committee at your workplace.
Police or helplines: 112, women helpline 181, Childline 1098 if under 18.
Bring dates, places, names, screenshots, and a trusted person.
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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.