GuruSetu series · English / हिन्दी · Part 6 of 12
Spring Semester 06: The Message at 1 a.m.
Spring Semester · Psychological Literacy
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Ritu receives threats that private photographs will be shared unless she returns to a relationship. Kamala believes her without asking to see the images and helps her consider support and reporting. Elsewhere, Mani stops students circulating another image and tells someone who can act. The lesson follows both the person being threatened and the responsibility of bystanders.
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Ritu receives threats that private photographs will be shared unless she returns to a relationship. Kamala believes her without asking to see the images and helps her consider support and reporting. Elsewhere, Mani stops students circulating another image and tells someone who can act. The lesson follows both the person being threatened and the responsibility of bystanders.
Consent to making or sending a private image does not amount to consent for its onward distribution. The student can be believed without showing intimate material; requesting or forwarding it creates further exposure. Preserve relevant messages and account details safely for a chosen reporting route; do not circulate intimate images as proof.
Distract, delegate, document appropriately, delay to check in, or act directly if safe; choose an action suited to the situation. Explain confidential campus support, platform reporting and specialist options, with the affected person involved in decisions and safety planning.
In practice: Place the current Internal Complaints Committee contact and a clear support route on your course page. Practise interrupting image-sharing without repeating or forwarding the material.
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Consent to making or sending a private image does not amount to consent for its onward distribution.
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The student can be believed without showing intimate material; requesting or forwarding it creates further exposure.
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Preserve relevant messages and account details safely for a chosen reporting route; do not circulate intimate images as proof.
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Distract, delegate, document appropriately, delay to check in, or act directly if safe; choose an action suited to the situation.
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Explain confidential campus support, platform reporting and specialist options, with the affected person involved in decisions and safety planning.
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Place the current Internal Complaints Committee contact and a clear support route on your course page. Practise interrupting image-sharing without repeating or forwarding the material.
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Additional resources
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World Health Organization
Psychological first aid: guide for field workers
A framework for humane, practical support that respects dignity, culture and individual choices.
National Task Force
National Task Force: interim report
The report cited in the films. Read its methods and limitations alongside the findings.
StopNCII / SWGfL
StopNCII: how the service works
Device-based image hashing for eligible adults and participating platforms. Read the eligibility and coverage limits before use.