Step 1: Stay Calm and Protect the Child
- Do not confront the suspected perpetrator.
- Ensure the child is safe and away from immediate danger.
Step 2: Preserve Evidence
- Keep messages, photos, videos, or any digital evidence intact.
- Do not delete or alter anything—it may be critical for the investigation.
Step 3: Choose the Appropriate Reporting Channel
A. Spanish National Police (Policía Nacional)
- Phone: 091 (non-emergency) | 112 (emergency)
- Online: Denuncias Telemáticas
- In-person: Any police station
B. Civil Guard (Guardia Civil)
- Phone: 062
- Email: delitos.telematicos@guardiacivil.org
- Online: Guardia Civil – Colabora
C. Mossos d’Esquadra (Catalonia)
- Phone: 112 (emergency)
- Online: Denuncias
- In-person: Any police station in Catalonia
D. INCIBE – Child Sexual Abuse Material Hotline
- Phone: 017
- Online: Report CSAM
Step 4: Provide Detailed Information
Include:
- Age of the child
- Nature of the incident (physical, online, etc.)
- Location and date/time
- Any available evidence (messages, photos, files)
Step 5: Seek Support
- ANAR Children’s Helpline: 900 202 020 (24/7, free, confidential)
- Victim Assistance Services: 900 147 291
- Contact local child protection services for guidance
Step 6: Follow-Up
- Keep in touch with authorities to provide further evidence if requested.
- Ensure ongoing protection and support for the child.
⚠️ Remember: Reporting underage sexual abuse is urgent. Spanish law prioritizes the safety of minors, and authorities are required to act swiftly.
