Further legal advice and resources

Where to find more advice and information

Online crimes can sometimes be messy and it's not always clear what exact laws a certain behaviour breaks and you need to speak to an expert to find out more. Here you can find a few legal advice centres and resources which could help. 

Queen Mary University of London Legal Advice Centre

The SPITE project provides free legal advice for victims of intimate image abuse who live in England and Wales.

Rights of Women

Legal advice for women in England and Wales facing a range of issues.

Scottish Women's Right Centre - Rise project

The SWRC operates project RISE, which was created for women selling or exchanging sex in Scotland who at any point in their lives have experienced abuse or violence and wish to know what their rights are.

Crime Victims Helpline Ireland

The Crime Victims Helpline is a national support service for victims of crime in Ireland. They can answer questions about the criminal justice system, provide information about rights and guide you to local or specialist victim support services.

Free Legal Advice Centres (FLAC) Ireland

FLAC is an independent human rights organisation dedicated to the realisation of equal access to justice for all.

Sex Workers Alliance Ireland

SWAI provide non-judgemental support for a range of issues including rights under the law.

Victim Support Northern Ireland

An independent charity that helps people affected by crime. They offer a free and confidential service, whether or not a crime has been reported and regardless of how long ago the event took place.