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Updated September 2026

💻 I am being harassed, bullied or threatened online — who do I report it to?

Direct answer

Threats, stalking, revenge porn and organised harassment are crimes online exactly as offline. Save everything first — screenshots with the URL, the date and the account name — because the content will disappear once you report it. Report to the platform to get it removed, and to Police Grand-Ducale — e-Commissariat (police.public.lu) to get it prosecuted; with the evidence saved, both can happen the same day. Service central d'assistance sociale — aide aux victimes (47 58 21-627) supports victims free of charge and helps with the report. For children and teenagers, Kanner-Jugendtelefon 116 111 (116 111) is the specialised line.

Call firstPolice Grand-Ducale — e-Commissariat
Report toService central d'assistance sociale — aide aux victimes
If that failsKanner-Jugendtelefon 116 111

🗣️ What to say

"Since [date] I have been [threatened / harassed / had images shared] on [platform] by [account(s)]. Screenshots with dates and links attached. I want to report this; I have not responded to the person. I would like to know how to stop the content and whether I can request the account holder's identity."

🪜 Step by step

  1. Save the evidenceScreenshot with URL and time; export chats; note account handles. Do not delete the messages.
  2. Do not engageNo replies, no threats back. Block only after saving.
  3. Report to the platformUse the "harassment" or "intimate images" route — those are handled fastest. Ask for the account to be preserved for the police.
  4. Report to Police Grand-Ducale — e-CommissariatThreats, stalking, sexual images, doxxing. The saved evidence makes the report actionable.
  5. Support: Service central d'assistance sociale — aide aux victimesFree, confidential, and they know the platforms' escalation contacts.

📇 All contacts

Police Grand-Ducale — e-CommissariatOnline complaint or at the stationAlways; the case number is for the bank🔗 police.public.lu/fr/services-citoyens/e-commissariat.html
Service central d'assistance sociale — aide aux victimesVictim support, state compensationAfter any crime📞 47 58 21-627🔗 justice.public.lu/fr/aides-informations/assistance-sociale.html
Kanner-Jugendtelefon 116 111Helpline for children and young peopleFor children and teenagers📞 116 111🔗 www.kjt.lu
CNPD — Commission nationale pour la protection des donnéesComplaints against companies, investigations, finesWhen the company does not answer within a month, or misuses data📞 26 10 60 1🔗 cnpd.public.lu

❓ Frequently asked

Intimate images of me were shared

A crime in every EU country. Report to the platform under the intimate-image route (removal within hours) and to the police; specialised takedown services exist through Service central d'assistance sociale — aide aux victimes.

The harasser is anonymous

Platforms can be ordered to disclose the identity in a criminal case; the police request it. Your job is the evidence.

It is a child being bullied

Kanner-Jugendtelefon 116 111 and the school. Schools have duties; the child's messages should be saved, not deleted.

📎 Sources

Last checked: 2026-09-26

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