Call 112 (the police) 

Acute and life-threatening violence (PLIVO)

RUN if you can

• Run to a safe place, not the fire assembly point
• When you are safe, let your next of kin know

 HIDE if you are not able to run

• Lock or close the doors (barricade)
• Put your phone on silent
• Call 112, do not hang up – the police can listen and trace the call
• Block lines of vision, turn off the lights
• Be silent
• Can you evacuate now? RUN
• Consider what you can do if the perpetrator enters the room

FIGHT, if you do not have any other choice

• What may be used as a weapon?
• Make a simple plan to act in a coordinated manner
• Attack the weapon or the perpetrator’s eyes and throat – try to bring the person down

If you see someone being subjected to violence

• Do not intervene
• Call 112 (the police)
• Follow the instructions from the police
• Call your place of study or work and tell them that the police are on their way
• If it is safe to do so, provide first aid

When you are the victim of violence

• Call out for help and try to get away
• Call 112 (the police)
• Follow the instructions from the police
• Call the your place of study or work and tell them that the police are on their way

Rape

• contact or go to the nearest Sexual Assault Referral Centre (NO)
• it is better to go there immediately after the assault, in order to secure evidence and be offered preventive medicines
• do not wash your hands, change clothes, shower or brush your teeth, and avoid going to the toilet
• look after the person who has suffered the assault