Whistleblower Support
What you know matters. What you do next can save a life!
If you have information about rape, sexual violence, sex trafficking, child trafficking, predatory rehoming, or related crimes, this page will connect you to the people who can act on it.
Stop ALL Rape cannot investigate or intervene directly, but the reporting channels and organizations below can help route information to the appropriate authorities or support services.
Coming forward is hard. You may be afraid of retaliation. You may worry that what you know is not “enough,” or that you do not have proof. You may have been told to stay quiet, or convinced no one will listen. None of that should stop you.
Even one detail — a name, a location, a pattern you’ve noticed — can be the missing piece that protects a child or breaks a case open.
Some reporting channels allow anonymous tips, while others may ask for identifying or contact information. You do not need to investigate the situation yourself. Share what you know as accurately as you can and follow the instructions of the reporting service you choose.
The people who harm others count on the silence of the people who see. Your voice breaks that silence.
If you are in immediate danger or need personal support right now, please go to our Get Help Now page first.
Top Recommendation for Anonymous Tips
📞 WeTip National Crime Tip Hotline
- Phone: 1-800-78-CRIME (1-800-782-7463) (24/7)
- Online tip submission: wetip.com
- Live bilingual operators — no machines, no taping, no tracing
WeTip is a long-established nonprofit organization providing anonymous crime reporting services across the United States through a national hotline, website, mobile app, and text options.
- Operated since 1972 (over 50 years as of recent references).
- Enable people to report crimes, suspicious activity, threats, fraud, drug issues, bullying, and more while guaranteeing absolute anonymity (not just confidentiality). WeTip acts as a middleman, sharing tips with appropriate law enforcement agencies (local, state, federal, or international) without revealing the tipster’s identity.
- No caller ID, no recording/tracing of calls, and no request for personal details. Tipsters receive a unique code number for follow-up communications, reward claims, or additional info.
For Federal or Serious Cases
📞 FBI Tip Line
- Phone: 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324) (24/7)
- Online tips: tips.fbi.gov (anonymous options available)
How to Report Safely
Privacy and anonymity rules vary by reporting channel. Before submitting a tip, review the service’s privacy information and decide what identifying details you are comfortable providing. If you believe someone is in immediate danger, contact emergency services in your location.
Report In The United States
National Human Trafficking Hotline (24/7)
humantraffickinghotline.org
Call 1-888-373-7888
Text “HELP” or “BeFree” to 233733
Chat: humantraffickinghotline.org | 200+ languages
Support for trafficking victims and survivors, and a tipline to report suspected labor or sex trafficking.
ICE Homeland Security Investigations Tip Line
ice.gov/tips
Call 1-866-347-2423 (U.S. and Canada)
Use this channel to report suspected human trafficking, child exploitation, smuggling, and other crimes investigated by Homeland Security Investigations.
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
https://CyberTipline.org
Call 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) (24/7)
Online reports: CyberTipline.org
Report missing children, child sexual exploitation, online enticement, sextortion, and child sexual abuse material. Especially relevant if the survivor was a minor at the time.
Report Internationally
Interpol — report through your national police.
Europol — report through your country’s law enforcement.
Frontline Organizations
Our Rescue
OurRescue.org
Works with law enforcement on international rescues
Veterans for Child Rescue (V4CR)
vets4childrescue.org
Active sting operations and investigations in the U.S.
International Justice Mission (IJM)
ijm.org/contact-us
Rescues and prosecutions in multiple countries
Choosing Where to Report
Every channel above is independent and confidential. You can pick whichever feels right — a government tip line, a frontline organization, or both. There is no wrong choice, and you can report to more than one. Thank you for your courage. Every piece of information helps protect innocent lives.You are not alone. Help is available!
STAY INFORMED. STAY INVOLVED.
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