Online Gender Based Violence advice: What to do if you are targeted

Talk to a family member, friend, colleague or educator that you trust not to judge you or spread or report your concerns to the wider community.
Report incidents to the appropriate authorities.

Do not respond or express a reaction to the perpetrator or those responsible for spreading the violence, as this will only provoke further incidents including spontaneous intimidation.
Block the perpetrator and those spreading the violence.
If the violence takes the form of intimate content shared online, report it to the website or social media platform concerned, request that it is removed and the offending user blocked.
You can report online bullying, image-based abuse or other forms of online abuse to the Police.
Report threats of physical harm, blackmail, stalking, hacking or sharing of private content to the Police.
If you have been traumatised by online gender-based violence, you can seek professional psychological help. You should be able to find information by searching online. There are also a number of relevant help communities on social media platforms, but make sure that any you join are genuine.