Has someone sent or threatened to send an intimate photo of you without your consent?
Have you experienced any form of online violence and don’t know how to proceed?
Fill out the form, and our technical and legal teams will assist you

What is
the CRO Helpline?

The CRO Cyber Rights Organization Helpline is a direct and active 24/7 line that combines the legal and IT technical support activities of our team of experts for victims of digital violence.
Our helpline provides legal assistance from the early stages of the complaint to the removal of harmful content published on the Internet.
Thanks to this service, we offer free direct help to individuals who have suffered some form of violation of their intimacy, dignity, and freedom online.
We specialize in combating hate and online violence, with a focus on digital gender-based violence and child protection.
For a more complete list of our activities, please visit:

Our Helpline Covers:

Sextortion is a form of blackmail where perpetrators threaten to share someone's intimate images or videos unless their demands—whether for money, additional images, or other favors—are met. This crime preys on fear and shame, making victims feel trapped. It can escalate quickly, leading to severe emotional distress. CRO offers confidential support, guiding victims on how to manage thesituation, protect their privacy, and stop further exploitation.
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This crime entails the non-consensual distribution or recording of intimate images, often for exploitation or revenge, leading to significant psychological harm and reputational damage. CRO offers assistance in removing these images from the internet and pursuing legal action against the perpetrators.
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Cyberstalking involves persistent and threatening behavior online, such as sending harassing messages or tracking someone’s online activity. This can lead to significant emotional distress and fear for personal safety. CRO provides advice on how to protect yourself, gather evidence, and take legal action against stalkers
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Deep fake porn involves using AI to create fake explicit content by superimposing an individual's face onto pornographic material. This is a highly invasive form of exploitation that can lead to severe reputational damage, emotional trauma, and blackmail. CRO supports victims in removing such content and offers legal guidance for taking action against its creators and distributors.
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Ransomware is a type of malicious software that locks or encrypts your files, demanding a ransom to restore access. This cybercrime can cripple individuals and organizations alike, causing loss of data and significant financial damage. CRO provides immediate advice on how to respond, steps to take to mitigate the impact, and strategies to avoid falling victim to such attacks in the future.
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Doxxing involves the unauthorized release of someone’s personal information, such as their home address or phone number, exposing victims to risks like identity theft, harassment, and physical harm. CRO helps victims in removing personal information from the internet, securing their details, and taking action against those responsible.
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Cyberbullying involves using digital platforms to repeatedly harass, threaten, or humiliate someone, often through harmful messages. This form of abuse can severely impact mental health, particularly among young people, leading to anxiety, depression, and in extreme cases, suicide. CRO provides resources and support for victims to handle the harassment, including steps to block perpetrators and report abuse.
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This heinous crime involves the creation, distribution, or possession of child sexual abuse material, as well as the manipulation of children into sexual situations. Victims suffer greatly as a result of this, including long-term psychological trauma and risks to their physical safety. CRO works closely with law enforcement and provides support to victims and their families to remove illegal content from the web, report abuse, and prevent further harm.
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How
Does CRO
Help You?

Throughout the support process, we will provide you with:

How the CRO Helpline Works

1

Enter an email address

This will allow our technical and legal team to contact you.

2

Describe
the issue

Describe the type of crime or digital violence that affected you.

3

Attach a file
(optional)

Add photos or documents that prove the violation by uploading them directly from your device.

4

Submit your support request

Our legal team working hand in hand with the IT team will receive your support request, and you will receive a response within 24 hours maximum.

Stories and Testimonials

Our helpline also serves as a repository for stories and testimonies that help us develop policy advocacy methods to combat online violence
The processing of personal data is in line with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Contact Us

You can reach out to us through any of the following channels:

Write to us
+31 70 5690518

Email us
info@cyberights.org

Call us
+31 70 5690518

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