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Ministry of Law - Online Safety

You need not face online harm alone

Get help hereTypes of online harm

Online harm can feel overwhelming. Help is within reach.

Whether you want the online harm to stop, need someone to talk to, or are considering legal action, there are options available to you. Find out more about what you can do.

Finding someone to talk to

Finding someone to talk to

Online harm can take a toll. Learn about support services that offer practical support, counselling, a listening ear or urgent help in a crisis.

Reporting to online platforms

Reporting to online platforms

You can report harmful material and behaviour to the online platform. Learn more about the reporting tools available.

Reporting to the Online Safety Commission

Reporting to the Online Safety Commission

The Online Safety Commission empowers victims of online harms to report harmful content. Learn how the OSC can help you stay safe online.

Taking legal action

Taking legal action

Considering going to Court? Learn what legal options may be available to you, to hold the person responsible to account.