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It covers:

Online sexual harassment, child grooming or sharing inappropriate content involving children.
Cyberbullying that involves sexual remarks, images or threats made against children.

This law ensures strict actions are taken against anyone who engages in activities that harm or
exploit children, whether online or offline.

National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal

The National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal is an official government website, that allows victims
to report any cybercrime (https://cybercrime.gov.in/). It includes:

A special section dedicated to reporting cybercrimes against women and children.

Reports can be made by the victim themselves or by anyone who witnesses the crime.

Cybercrime Helpline – 1930

India has a toll-free helpline number, 1930, for urgent assistance in cases of cybercrime. If you
or someone you know becomes a victim of online fraud, identity theft or cyberbullying, you can
immediately call this number. The call connects you directly to the local cybercrime police unit,
ensuring quick response and action.

ETHICAL BEHAVIOUR AND DIGITAL KINDNESS

Being kind and respectful online helps prevent cyberbullying and creates a safer space for
everyone. Here’s how to promote positive behaviour and stop cyberbullying:

Stand Up to
Bullying
Offer support and
report cyberbullying Report Harmful
Be Thoughtful to help victims and Content
Consider the stop its spread. Notify the platform
impact of posts to about harmful
ensure kindness content to prevent
and prevent harm. further bullying.

Apologize for
Respect Privacy Mistakes
Avoid sharing Take responsibility
personal details for hurtful actions
without consent to encourage
to protect others’ kindness and stop
privacy. bullying.

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