Need Help? You’re Not Alone.
If you or someone you know is experiencing gender-based violence, there are steps you can take and services available to support you. Below you’ll find your rights, how to report abuse, and who to contact for legal aid and protection.
What Should You Do?
Save the Evidence
Take screenshots of messages, posts, and images. Note usernames, dates, and times. Never delete anything — it can be used as legal evidence.
Talk to Someone
Tell a trusted friend, family member, teacher, or professional. You are not alone, and sharing your experience is the first step toward safety.
Report It
Call the police at 192 or go to the nearest Center for Social Work. You can also seek help online through legal platforms or local support groups.
How to Report Gender-Based Violence
You can report gender-based or digital violence to the following institutions:
- Kosovo Police: Call 192 or go to the nearest police station
- Center for Social Work: Visit your local municipal center
- Online Legal Platform: Submit a complaint or request legal help
Your Rights as a Survivor
Protection Orders
Legal orders to keep perpetrators away
Shelter & Social Housing
Safe accommodation for survivors
Healthcare Access
Medical support and trauma care
Education & Job Training
Support to gain new skills or return to school/work
Social Services
Safety planning and reintegration assistance
Who Can You Contact?
Kosovo Women’s Network
Kosovo Law Institute
Victim Advocates
Kosovo Police
Online Legal Aid Platform
What If Institutions Ignore You?
If institutions such as the police, social services, or prosecutors do not respond to your report, you can contact the Kosovo Women’s Network (KWN). We will support you in holding these institutions accountable and help you access your rights.
📞 Call KWN: +383 48 105 800
You Are Not Alone.
Support is available. If you or someone you know is experiencing violence, please reach out. Help is just a phone call or click away.