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We’ve put together a media pack to help make it as easy as possible for colleagues to spread the word about Report Harmful Content and all the support it provides. We hope this will provide you with everything you need to be able to support launches online and in your respective networks.
Report Harmful Content (RHC) is a national service that encourages anyone to report harmful content online by providing advice on how to report harm online to industry platforms, including links to the correct reporting channels, and offering mediatory support where the correct reports have already been made to industry. Having received a report, RHC will either explain and justify the providers reply or provide further assistance and representation to action the harmful content as required. Report Harmful Content:
We’ve recently developed a new downloadable button for organisations to place on their website allowing easy access to the reporting part of the Report Harmful Content. Essentially, implementing this on your website will provide quick access to reporting legal but harmful material for all your website users.
The initial thought behind this is that many young people still in education may want to access reporting routes whilst at an establishment (school, uni campus etc), have ready access to reporting options from support services they are engaging with, or be able to find them when in the privacy of their own home/ accommodation. Equally, staff may want similar access to reporting routes but not know where to look. Having this readily available button facilitates that.
However we think the initiative provides a really quick win for any organisation wanting to show that they’re doing a bit more to tackle online safety issues and enabling this route to be easily accessible for any of their website users.
#Lawfulbutawful #RHCbutton @reportHC @SWGfL_Official @UK_SIC
Through These Walls, analyses data between January 2020-December 2020. The report shows that the RHC website received 17,406 visitors and practitioners dealt with 644 unique cases. Some of the key findings showed:
We will be continuously promoting the launch over the coming days through our social media channels using the hashtags #ThroughTheseWalls and #RHC2021. Please do like and share content from SWGfL and RHC channels on social media using the handles @reportHC or @SWGfL_Official: You find all of our channels right here:
Report Harmful Content: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram
SWGfL: Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin
Should you wish to tweet about this, some example tweets can be found below.