Immediate danger or need urgent help? Call 112. Vrouwveiliger is NOT an emergency or incident reporting hotline.

Call 112

FOR RESIDENTS

Bring a place or situation to attention

Do you know a place or situation in public space where women may feel unsafe? Or do you sometimes feel unsafe yourself? Share it anonymously so it can be included in the research.

Not for emergencies.In case of immediate danger, call 112.

Woman cycling in public space

What can you share?

It does not have to be an incident. You can also share a recurring situation, a feeling or something you have observed.

  • The layout or visibility of a place
  • The behaviour or presence of others
  • Specific times or circumstances
  • Recurring situations
  • What you think might help
Public tunnel as an example of a place that can feel different

How it works

In a few steps, indicate where, when and why a place or situation may feel unsafe.

Choose the location

Indicate where the experience or situation occurred.

Add the time, surroundings and context

When was it, and what circumstances played a role?

Describe what made you feel unsafe

What did you notice, see, hear or experience?

Tell us what you think could help

You do not need to have a solution; your perspective can still provide valuable insight.

What happens next?

Your contribution is studied together with other experiences. This can reveal recurring circumstances and patterns. The results help municipalities include residents’ perceived safety in choices for public space.

Privacy and careful processing

No account or contact details

You do not need to create an account or provide your name, email address or phone number. We do not use tracking cookies.

Only necessary data

We only process information needed for the research.

Non-identifiable results

Analyses and reports cannot be traced to individual respondents.

Secure, restricted access

Data is securely stored and accessible only to authorised users.

Would you like to bring a place or situation to attention?

Not for emergencies.In case of immediate danger, call 112.