Sharing, viewing, or requesting rape or any non‑consensual sexual content is illegal and harmful, and cannot be provided or assisted with in any way.

Safety and legality

• Videos of sexual assault are evidence of a crime, not entertainment, and distributing or possessing them can be a serious criminal offense in many countries.
• Even if something appears “staged,” anything implying non‑consensual sexual violence is deeply harmful and contributes to real‑world abuse and trauma.

If you are in danger or a survivor

• If you or someone else is in immediate danger right now, contact your local emergency number or law enforcement as soon as it is safe to do so.
• If you are a survivor of sexual assault and are looking for help, consider reaching out to a trusted local crisis hotline, hospital, or counseling service; many areas have 24/7 confidential sexual assault hotlines and support centers.

If you are feeling distressed, confused, or troubled by thoughts about sexual violence, it may help to speak with a mental health professional or a trusted adult to get confidential, non‑judgmental support.