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Have you had your intimate images shared without permission? Support is available.

Everyone has the right to give and take back consent at any time. If an intimate image of you was shared without your consent, or someone has threatened to share it, there are ways to take action.

Sharing or threatening to share someone else’s intimate images without consent is wrong, and it is illegal.

Take back your control.
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Help is available

Have you had an intimate image shared without your consent?

Are you worried someone might share your images? There is help available.

Get the support you need

The Intimate Images Protection Service supports people who have had their intimate images shared, or threatened to be shared, without their consent. The Service provides emotional support, information, resources, and can help explain your options. They can also help you with applications to the Civil Resolution Tribunal and with communicating orders.

Learn more about support services →

Get your images taken down

Learn about your options for making a claim. The Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) can issue an intimate image protection order. It’s a legal order that someone has to take down the intimate image, or stop sharing or threatening to share it.

Learn more about making a claim →

It’s not your fault.
And you are not alone.

The Intimate Images Protection Service is here to help.

There are supports and resources available.