Topic: Image Abuse

What is Image Abuse?

Image-based abuse is when someone shares, or threatens to share, intimateimages without the consent of the person in the photo. ... It includes images that were taken with and without a person's consent. This behaviour is a form of abuse. It is used to threaten, harass, objectify, abuse and coerce people.

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Image Abuse Products & Resources

Report Harmful Content

An online platform for guidance around reporting harmful online content

Professionals Online Safety Helpline

Online Safety helpline for professionals who work with children and young people in the UK.

Sexting Guidance

Find out how to address sexting incidents.

So You Got Naked Online

A resource that offers strategies to support the issues resulting from sexting incidents

Guidance for Schools/ Colleges in England on How to Respond to the Online Sexual Harassment of School/College Staff

Guidance from the Professionals Online Safety Helpline on how to respond to the online sexual harassment of staff

Online Safety Podcast

Our online safety podcast exists to help everybody with their online safety challenges and questions, as we believe that everybody should use technology free from harm

Responding to & Managing Sexting Incidents

This guidance aims to help schools identify sexting incidents, manage them and escalate appropriately

Adult Image Based Abuse Model Response

Which juristictions have a positive drive towards good practice and policy with regard to adult image based abuse

Revenge Porn Helpline 2022 Annual Report

The Revenge Porn Helpline have released research and data exploring reported forms of intimate image abuse throughout 2022

Report Harmful Content Annual Report 2020

Report Harmful Content has just released its annual report into the findings surrounding harmful content online

Young People Pressured into Sending Nudes

A research programme on young people’s experience of sending and sharing nude and nearly nude images, otherwise known as sexting. Published December 2017