The national platform for reporting violence
Violence does not stop on its own.
Report it — anonymously if you wish.
If someone is threatening, insulting or harassing you — at school, in the street or online — you can report it here in a few minutes. You do not have to say who you are.
The report takes about 3 minutes. You can send it without a name or a phone number.
Where do you fit in?
For children and young people
I am suffering violence, or I know someone who is
It is not your fault and you are not alone. Find out how to respond, how to keep evidence and who to turn to.
What should I do →For parents
I am worried about my child
The signs to watch for, how to start the conversation, and what steps to take with the school and the police.
For parents →For schools
I work in a school
The school’s obligations, the work of the violence protection team, and how to act at each level of violence.
For schools →Forms of violence
All topics →
What happens after a report
01
The report reaches the professional team
Your report is read by a trained member of the Institute’s staff. The data is kept in line with the personal data protection act.
02
Assessment and referral
The level of risk is assessed and, with your consent, the case is referred to the school, the social welfare centre or the police.
03
Feedback
If you left a contact, we get back to you within 48 hours on working days. Anonymous reports are recorded and used both to act on and for statistics.
The platform is run by the Institute for Security, Law and Criminology
The Institute is a non-governmental organisation that researches security, law and crime in Montenegro. This platform is part of a programme for preventing violence against children and young people, focused on violence in the digital environment.
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