First Anti-Harassment
Campaign in Pakistan
Stop Harassment Now is Pakistan’s first digital campaign to spread awareness, educate and empower women against domestic violence, and sexual harassment.
Who we are?
Stop Harassment Now is Pakistan’s biggest Anti-Harassment campaign to empower women and help them stand against sexual harassment. Our passion for change drives us to create awareness, provide guidance, and promote a culture of respect and safety for everyone in the society.
We are a nationwide digital movement committed to ending sexual harassment and abuse in all forms. Through awareness campaigns, survivor support, and education on harassment laws in Pakistan, we aim to build a society where every individual—especially women—feels protected, valued, and heard.
What we achieved so far
More than 90% cases of harassment can be resolved without legal prosecution, if the victim knows how to respond in that situation.
Muhammad Usman Awan — Social Activist
What we Do?
We aim to minimize the harassment cases in Pakistan by educating our women about harassment types, domestic violence, preventive measures and the Laws which protect them on the workplace and home.
Sexual Harassment
We are Pakistan’s first digital platform raising awareness against sexual harassment, empowering women and men to speak up and seek justice. Through educational campaigns, blogs, and real-life stories, we promote safety, respect, and equal rights across workplaces, schools, and communities.
Harassment Laws
We shed light on the tragic issue of honor killings in Pakistan, advocating for justice, reform, and protection of victims’ rights. By raising public awareness and supporting legal action, we aim to challenge harmful traditions and promote dignity for every individual.
Domestic Violence
Our initiative highlights the harsh reality of domestic violence in Pakistan, educating victims about legal protection and social support systems. We provide verified information, helplines, and awareness resources to help individuals break the cycle of abuse and rebuild their lives safely.
Child Abuse
We focus on protecting children from physical, emotional, and sexual abuse in Pakistan through awareness, prevention, and advocacy. Our platform offers guidance for parents, teachers, and communities to identify, report, and prevent child abuse effectively.
Honor Killing
We shed light on the tragic issue of honor killings in Pakistan, advocating for justice, reform, and protection of victims’ rights. By raising public awareness and supporting legal action, we aim to challenge harmful traditions and promote dignity for every individual.
Cyber Bullying
We raise awareness about cyberbullying and online harassment in Pakistan, helping victims stay safe in the digital world. Our guides teach how to report online abuse, protect privacy, and promote responsible online behavior across social platforms.
About Us
First Anti Harassment Campaign
Send an emergency alert by sharing your current location with your trusted contacts even without internet.
Prevention & Resolution Processes
A visual form with proper guide to report your cyber harassment cases to National Response Centre For Cyber Crime.
Legal & Psychological Assistance
If you need a legal and psychological support against harassment, You can get a free consultation with expert psychologists & lawyers.
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Common FAQ's
Stop Harassment Now is Pakistan’s first digital anti-harassment campaign dedicated to raising awareness, educating, and empowering women against sexual harassment, domestic violence, and online abuse. Founded by social activist Muhammad Usman Awan, the campaign uses blogs, awareness guides, and legal resources to help women recognize harassment and take safe action. With over 30,000 social followers and 1 million engagements, it has become a nationwide movement inspiring confidence and protection for women in Pakistan.
In Pakistan, women can report sexual harassment directly to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) through the National Response Centre for Cyber Crime (NR3C) if the harassment occurs online. Physical or workplace harassment cases can be reported under the Protection Against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act, 2010. Victims can file a written complaint to their organization’s Ombudsperson Office, local police, or contact Helpline 1099 (Ministry of Human Rights). Stop Harassment Now also offers free guidance and step-by-step support to help victims report safely and confidentially.
Pakistan has several laws that protect women from different forms of harassment:
Protection Against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act, 2010 – safeguards employees from physical and verbal harassment at work.
Pakistan Penal Code (Section 509) – criminalizes insulting or indecent gestures, words, or acts intended to offend a woman’s modesty.
Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), 2016 – covers online harassment, cyberstalking, and the non-consensual sharing of personal content.
These laws give victims the right to seek justice, and Stop Harassment Now helps women understand how to use them effectively.
Victims of online harassment in Pakistan can report incidents through the FIA’s Cyber Crime Wing via the official website www.nr3c.gov.pk or by emailing helpdesk@fia.gov.pk. The report should include screenshots, chat records, or any evidence of the abuse. Stop Harassment Now provides a visual reporting guide to simplify this process and also connects victims with legal and psychological experts who can offer professional advice and emotional support.
Women in Pakistan face several forms of harassment, including workplace harassment, domestic abuse, street harassment, cyberbullying, and mental or emotional harassment. Many cases go unreported due to fear, lack of awareness, or social pressure. Stop Harassment Now aims to change this by spreading education about rights, preventive measures, and available legal protections, so victims can take informed action and protect themselves.
While the responsibility always lies with perpetrators, women can take practical steps to safeguard themselves:
Keep digital accounts secure with strong passwords and privacy settings.
Avoid sharing personal information or private images online.
Save and document all evidence of harassment.
Know your rights under Pakistan’s anti-harassment and cybercrime laws.
Report any incident immediately to the relevant authorities or organizations.
Stop Harassment Now regularly publishes prevention guides and awareness content to help women stay safe both online and offline.
Yes, several organizations in Pakistan provide free legal advice and psychological counseling for victims of harassment. The Ministry of Human Rights Helpline (1099) and the FIA Cyber Crime Wing are two official resources. Additionally, Stop Harassment Now partners with certified lawyers and psychologists who offer free consultations to help victims understand their options, manage trauma, and take confident steps toward justice.