Share your Incident
Street harassment is defined as any unwanted action in a public space that makes you feel unsafe or threatened. This includes staring, whistling, groping, passing comments, following, etc. If you have faced street harassment in Pakistan, please share your story:
For other types of harassment (e.g. online, workplace, home):
Why should I report?
Sharing your incident will:
- Help you heal: research suggests healing begins by telling. We make telling safe by allowing you to share your story without asking your name or any other identifiable information. We respect your privacy and maintain confidentiality.
- Help you in your journey from pain to power: we harness your voice to set up a larger solution against attitudes and behaviours which foster harassment culture.
- Connect you to a support group: understand that you are not alone, connect to our support group and find others to relate to.
- Give you an opportunity to connect with a trauma coach: we care about your emotional health and understand that harassment can have a detrimental impact on your psychological well-being. Hence, we provide complimentary counselling sessions where you can share your experience. Contact us to book a session.
- Allow you to be a part of the solution: Your stories will help us predict and understand which factors are closely associated with harassment. It also helps to unveil hotspots of harassment and study the most effective ways to combat this problem. Change does not happen overnight, speak up now so that our daughters and sisters can walk on safer streets.