National Media and Infocommunications Authority

In the category of Online harassment, concerned parties can report on intentional, usually repeated online abuse taking place over an extended period of time, often in public. The harassment can be aimed at annoying, humiliating, shaming or even taking revenge on the victim.

In the Content published without consent category, we expect to receive reports of cases where an image, video, audio recording or other personal data concerning a person or their child is published online without their permission or consent.

In the Racist content, incitement against a community category, we accept reports of content that incites hatred against a community or its member, or incites others to commit violence based on some protected feature of them. Such features may include being member of a particular national, ethnic, racial or religious group, gender identity, sexual orientation or disability.

In this category, we accept reports of websites, e-mails and messages that promote or encourage drug use.

In this category, we accept reports of websites, emails and messages that are alleged to incite, promote or facilitate terrorism.

In the Phishing content category, you can report content available on the internet that is intended to deliberately mislead and defraud persons of their personal (name, address, birth data, username, password) or financial (bank account number, bank card identification data, PIN) data. Reports of instances of online financial fraud are typically received in this category.

The Internet Hotline is a legal advisory service. We help to quickly remove illegal content found around the Web based on reports.