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The University closes for Christmas and New Year on 12.00 pm Friday 20th December - 9:00am Thurs 2 January 2025. You can still submit a Report + Support form, however this will not be actioned until Thursday 2nd January. If you are require immediate support please contact the following services. Inspire 24/7 Student Counselling Helpline – 0808 800 0016 Lifeline – Northern Ireland’s Crisis Response Helpline 0808 808 8000 Call 999 or go to the nearest Emergency Dept (Non-emergency call 101) ·Call QUB 24/7 Security 028 9097 5099 · 24/7 Domestic and Sexual Abuse Helpline on 0808 802 1414

Queen's University is committed to providing a positive experience and safe campus for everyone. We believe that incidents of online abuse are never acceptable.and the University takes a zero tolerance approach towards such behaviour. Online abuse hurts individuals, communities and reporting it allows the University and/or the Police to better understand and deal with what is happening.


What is Online Abuse ?


 Online Abuse can take various forms such as

  • Cyberbullying
  • Trolling on social media
  • Online blackmail
  • Posting of private material without consent.
Similar to bullying and harassment there are various laws which make this behaviour illegal. Online abuse can happen through various mediums such as gaming, texts, social networking platforms or revenge pornography.


Other forms of illegal online activity can involve the downloading and distribution of indecent images.


 

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