GBV, TFGBV & Safety

GBV & TFGBV Support

Get information, support, reporting options and referral assistance for gender-based violence, including technology-facilitated gender-based violence.

Step 1

Learn

Understand GBV and technology-facilitated abuse, warning signs and your rights.

TFGBV learning topics

Step 2

Report

Report confidentially — anonymously if you prefer. Choose TFGBV as the incident type.

Make a safe report

Step 3

Get referred

Find verified clinics, one-stop centres and support services near you.

Find a service

Step 4

Urgent help

If you face an immediate threat — online or offline — reach emergency referral lines.

Emergency contacts

What counts as TFGBV?

TFGBV can affect people of different ages and backgrounds. If technology is being used to threaten, control, exploit, harass or harm you, you can seek support.

•Online harassment
•Cyberstalking
•Threats or intimidation
•Non-consensual intimate image sharing
•Online sexual exploitation
•Doxxing
•Impersonation
•Digital surveillance or monitoring
•Account/device-related abuse
•Technology-enabled coercive control
•Other technology-facilitated abuse

Stay safe while seeking help

Only save evidence if it is safe to do so. Screenshots, downloads and saved messages can be seen by someone who checks or shares your phone or computer. If your device may be monitored, use a trusted device or ask a responder for help instead.

Your report is seen only by authorised, trained responders and follows the same referral and case-management process as other GBV cases. You never need to upload intimate images to get help.

How to preserve evidence safely