Prevention of Digital/Gender Violence Avoid victimization, refuse to harm others

5 Don'ts:  

Do not violate consent - Do not coerce others into taking or sending images

Do not succumb to selfies - Do not succumb to enticing requests to take self-images

Do not rush messaging - Confirm messages and images multiple times before sending

Do not forward private photos - It is illegal to forward received intimate photos

Do not mock victims - Mocking or criticizing victims is more harmful

4 Dos:

Inform teachers - Teachers can provide more assistance than dealing with it alone

Take screenshots for evidence - Clear evidence helps bring perpetrators to justice

Remember to report to the police - Reporting not just for yourself but to prevent further harm to innocents

Report the other party - Even if it's a fake account, let administrators handle it according to the rules

Please remember, no matter what happens, bravely speaking up is the first step to solving the problem, while seeking help from multiple channels.

Assistance in removing content (IWIN Internet Content Protection Agency)  https://i.win.org.tw/

Providing companionship and counseling (Women's Rescue Foundation) https://www.twrf.org.tw/

Children and adolescents companionship and counseling (Taiwan Wings Association) https://www.ecpat.org.tw/

Incident counseling (Digital Women's Alliance) https://www.widitw.org/

Campus-related resources (Ministry of Education Gender Equality Education Information Campus Counseling and Reporting Mechanism) https://www.gender.edu.tw/web/index.php/m7/m7_01_04_index

Legal aid (Legal Aid Foundation) https://www.laf.org.tw/

Psychological counseling (Ministry of Health and Welfare Safe Line 1925/Zhang Teacher Life Line 1980/Life Line 1995)"