Digital Safe Girls
Cyber violence against women and girls is a growing concern in Kenya and globally. “Digital Safe Girls” is your go-to guide for understanding, reporting, and getting help when facing cyberbullying, online harassment, identity theft, and more. If you or someone you know is affected, act now.
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1. Contact the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI)
The Cybercrime Unit of the DCI addresses all forms of digital abuse, including:
- Cyberbullying
- Online harassment
- Cyberstalking
- Identity theft
- Revenge pornography
Steps to Report:
- Visit the nearest DCI office or the DCI Headquarters in Nairobi.
- Carry detailed evidence: screenshots, emails, chat logs, and links.
- Or contact them online:
- ☎️ DCI Hotline: 0800 722 203
- 📧 Email: tips@dci.go.ke
- 🐦 Twitter: @DCI_Kenya
2. Report to the Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK)
The National KE-CIRT/CC under CAK helps victims of cybercrime. They investigate and coordinate responses with law enforcement and other partners.
How to Report:
- 🖥️ Submit a case via: https://ke-cirt.go.ke
- 📧 Email: incidents@ke-cirt.go.ke
- ☎️ Call: +254 703 042 700
3. Visit the Nearest Police Station
Cyber violence is a criminal offence under the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, 2018.
You can report cases of:
- Cyberbullying
- Cyberstalking
- Doxing
- Revenge pornography
- Online threats
Steps:
- Go to your local police station and file a formal complaint.
- Bring all digital evidence.
- Ask for your OB (Occurrence Book) number for tracking.
4. Seek Help from NGOs
You are not alone. The following organizations can provide help:
- Usikimye – Support for survivors of gender-based and digital violence.
- KICTANet – Advocates for digital rights, safety, and policy.
- CREAW Kenya – Offers legal aid and psychosocial support for survivors.
Reach out for counseling, legal guidance, and community-based interventions.
5. Legal Action: Take the Case to Court
If you wish to pursue justice:
- Consult a lawyer specializing in cybercrime or digital rights.
- Offenders can be charged under the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, 2018.
Penalties include:
- Fines of up to KES 20 million
- Imprisonment for up to 10 years
6. Use Online Cybercrime Reporting Tools
Fichua Kenya - An anonymous cybercrime reporting platform by the DCI.
🔗 Visit: https://www.fichua.co.ke
Let's Keep Girls Safe Online
If you or someone you know is affected by cyber violence, speak up and get help. Together, we are Digital Safe Girls.