No one should have to deal with abuse alone.
If you are facing harassment, blackmail, threats, or any form of gender-based or online violence, Speak Up is here to support you. We respond confidentially and center survivors in every step of the process.
Anonymous reports are welcome. We respond within 24–48 hours
Reach Out
Message us through DM, our Helpline form, or email. Choose whatever feels safest for you.
Tell us what happened
Share only what you feel comfortable sharing. You can stay anonymous if you prefer.
We look at your situation and plan the next steps
We start with your safety. Then we explore your options together, including content removal, evidence preservation, referrals, and possible legal pathways.
We respect your choices
There is no right or wrong way to survive violence or seek justice. Whether you choose to report, remove content, seek legal action, or simply talk, we’ll support your decisions, respect your boundaries, and never pressure you into taking a step you’re not ready for.
About Speak Up
Speak Up is an Egyptian feminist initiative founded in July 2020 to challenge gender-based violence in all its forms. What began with a single Facebook post inviting survivors to share their stories has grown into a movement advancing survivor support, advocacy, digital safety, education, research, and collective action to address both gender-based and technology-facilitated violence.
Today, Speak Up is a trusted support network reaching thousands of people across Egypt, the region, and beyond. Through our Helpline, awareness campaigns, research, capacity building, and partnerships with civil society, technology platforms, and institutions, we respond to online and offline violence, including harassment, blackmail, and non-consensual intimate image abuse. We also connect people with legal, psychological, and other essential services while advocating for stronger systems of safety, accountability, and justice.
We believe that addressing violence requires more than responding to individual cases. It means challenging harmful social norms, unequal power structures, and systemic barriers that allow harm to persist. We amplify survivors’ voices, promote digital rights and safety, strengthen accountability, and work to ensure that safety, support, and justice are accessible to everyone.
Who We Are
Help Center
Quick guides and resources to act now.
Report Harassment
What to collect, where to file.
Digital Blackmail
Steps to stay safe and stop the spread.
Evidence 101
Preserve screenshots and metadata.
Legal Support
Understand your options in Egypt.
Mental Health
Confidential counseling resources.
For Parents
Protecting kids online.
What is Speak Up Helpline?
Speak Up Helpline is a dedicated service providing confidential support to individuals facing technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV), including online blackmail, harassment, and other forms of digital violence. The project also works to protect and ensure the availability of online content that raises awareness about Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), as such content is often unfairly taken down.
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