(with backup evidence + third‑party company involvement) 1. Where to file You can file at any of the following: Policía Nacional Guardia Civil Juzgado de Guardia (duty court) If there’s domestic context or coercive control, ask for it to be recorded as such. 2. How to describe the offence (use clear language) You are reporting una denuncia por daños informáticos… Read More Filing a denuncia in Spain for wiped computer data
Step 1: Receive the report Accept the letter or notice from a third party calmly. Do not confront the person or any other witnesses. Keep the original letter secure. Step 2: Assess immediate danger Yes: Contact police or child protection immediately. No: Proceed to documentation. Step 3: Document facts Who reported it Dates, times, locations Specific behaviours observed… Read More Safe Reporting Plan: Adult Behaviour
I am deeply grateful for the supportive network around me — neighbours, friends, colleagues, and even the Guardia Civil. Knowing that people check in on me regularly, notice when something seems off, or reach out if my phone is off or battery is low, makes me feel safe in a way that words cannot fully… Read More Gratitude for Quiet Support
1️⃣ Official reporting platforms (highest protection) These create records that protect future victims. If financial exploitation or fraud is involved: National fraud reporting bodies (e.g. Action Fraud in the UK, FTC in the US, Guardia Civil/Policía Nacional cybercrime units in Spain) Banks’ fraud departments (especially if assets were accessed or attempted) If coercive control / emotional abuse /… Read More SAFEST ways to expose predators & scammers
Evidence & Documentation Checklist (Spain) 1. Document Everything Record every incident with date, time, location, and description Keep a chronological log (no gaps, no edits) Note witnesses, CCTV presence, vehicles, phone numbers, and patterns of behaviour 2. Back Up Everything External hard drive Encrypted cloud storage USB stored securely Keep original files untouched (no cropping, no filters, no alterations) 3.… Read More Facts
On 27 December, my LinkedIn account was hacked.It was not a surprise — just another incident in a long, documented pattern. This will be logged and reported to Guardian Civil on my return, along with all supporting evidence. Digital interference, identity disruption, and repeated breaches are not “minor inconveniences” when viewed in isolation — but patterns matter, and… Read More Another Breach. Another Record. Another Step Forward.
FORMAL NOTICE – INVOLABILITY OF MY HOME (SPAIN) This notice is issued to formally assert my legal rights under Spanish law. Under Article 18.2 of the Spanish Constitution, my home is inviolable: “El domicilio es inviolable. Ninguna entrada o registro podrá hacerse en él sin consentimiento del titular o resolución judicial, salvo en caso de flagrante delito.” (The… Read More Formal notice
Before You Leave Spain:✅ Inform the Guardia Civil of your travel plans (departure date, destination, expected return).✅ Confirm that your restraining order and VIOGEN protections remain active until departure.✅ Fully charge your VIOGEN phone/device and test emergency numbers.✅ Pack essential items: ID, important documents, medications, and emergency contacts.✅ Avoid posting travel details publicly on social media.✅ Prepare a safety… Read More Holiday Travel Safety Checklist for Women under VIOGEN with Restraining Orders
The holiday season can be a high-risk time for survivors of domestic abuse. If you’re planning to travel outside Spain, it’s important to take precautions — even if you already have protection measures in place through the VIOGEN system. 1. Notify the Authorities Before You Travel The VIOGEN system only works within Spain, so you must… Read More Holiday Travel Safety for Survivors of Domestic Violence in Spain
The holiday season can be a high-risk time for survivors of domestic abuse. Many domestic violence centres report an escalation in threats or controlling behaviours during holidays, including inquiries about your whereabouts. Here’s what you can do to stay safe: Plan a safe location for the holidays — consider trusted friends, shelters, or domestic violence centres. Inform authorities:… Read More Finding a Safe Place for Christmas: Holiday Safety Tips for Survivors of Domestic Violence
