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ROLE OF
ACTIVE
BYSTANDERS
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POST-TEST and FEEDBACK
Certificate will be awarded to participants on course attendance
and submission of Registration, Pre-Test, Post-Test, Feedback
An individual who
observes an act of
violence, discrimination
or other problematic
behaviour, but are not
its direct perpetrator
Types of Bystanders
Whotake action and
try to stop it.
Who do not act or
intervene.
Due to:-
 Social influence
 Audience inhibition
 Fear of retaliation
Active Passive
5Ds
The weapons of active bystanders
01 DISTRACT
 Its a subtle and safe way to intervene. The aim is to
interrupt and derail the incident
 Pretend to be lost
 Ask for time or address of a place
 Pretend you know the person being harassed
 Talk something irrelevant and take the attention off
the harasser
02 DELAY
 Delaying can reduce the severity
 Ask the victim if shes okay
 Offer to accompany her to her
destination or sit with her for awhile
03 DELEGATE
 Delegation is when you ask for assistance for a
resource or for help from a third party
 If near a shop ask the shopkeeper
 If on a bus ask a co-passenger bus conductor to intervene
 If youre in school contact teacher for help
04 DOCUMENT
 First assess the situation
 Is anyone helping the person being harassed ?
 If not, use one of the other Ds. If someone else is already
helping out , assess your own safety
 Only if you are safe then only go ahead and start recording
 ALWAYS ask the person who was harassed what they
want to do with the recording
NEVER POST IT ONLINE
 Using an image or footage of a
person being victimized
without the persons consent
may make the person feel even
more depressed and can lead
to a level of visibility that person
may not want.
 Publicizing another persons
traumatic experience is no way
to to an effective bystander.
05 DIRECT
 Directly respond to harassment by naming what is
happening or confronting the harasser
 This can be risky the harasser may redirect their abuse
towards you
 It may escalate the situation
 Be clear, confident, but cautious
Golden
Rule
Only intervene, if its safe for
you to do so.
If not safe, call the police.
Or the Child Helpline no.
1098
DIAL
100
1098
or
MORE WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
Organise actions
like writing
stories, posters
and nukkad
natak Appreciate
someone practising
bystander
intervention
If you know some
organisation is
working for it,
donate your time
and ideas
THE WRONG THINGS TO SAY
Why did she go at night
Why did she park her scooter there
Why did she go alone
Why did she call her sister instead of
100
VICTIM BLAMING
SHOULD NEVER BE
DONE. NEVER!
REGISTRATION and PRE  TEST
POST-TEST and FEEDBACK
Certificate will be awarded to participants on course attendance
and submission of Registration, Pre-Test, Post-Test, Feedback
Courageous Together  Say No to Violence
Against Women
#dheeratogether
Lets Tweet Together!
Building A Voice  Our target is 100,000+
tweets, so ADD YOUR COURAGEOUS VOICE to
the conversation!

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  • 2. REGISTRATION and PRE TEST POST-TEST and FEEDBACK Certificate will be awarded to participants on course attendance and submission of Registration, Pre-Test, Post-Test, Feedback
  • 3. An individual who observes an act of violence, discrimination or other problematic behaviour, but are not its direct perpetrator
  • 4. Types of Bystanders Whotake action and try to stop it. Who do not act or intervene. Due to:- Social influence Audience inhibition Fear of retaliation Active Passive
  • 5. 5Ds The weapons of active bystanders
  • 6. 01 DISTRACT Its a subtle and safe way to intervene. The aim is to interrupt and derail the incident Pretend to be lost Ask for time or address of a place Pretend you know the person being harassed Talk something irrelevant and take the attention off the harasser
  • 7. 02 DELAY Delaying can reduce the severity Ask the victim if shes okay Offer to accompany her to her destination or sit with her for awhile
  • 8. 03 DELEGATE Delegation is when you ask for assistance for a resource or for help from a third party If near a shop ask the shopkeeper If on a bus ask a co-passenger bus conductor to intervene If youre in school contact teacher for help
  • 9. 04 DOCUMENT First assess the situation Is anyone helping the person being harassed ? If not, use one of the other Ds. If someone else is already helping out , assess your own safety Only if you are safe then only go ahead and start recording ALWAYS ask the person who was harassed what they want to do with the recording
  • 10. NEVER POST IT ONLINE Using an image or footage of a person being victimized without the persons consent may make the person feel even more depressed and can lead to a level of visibility that person may not want. Publicizing another persons traumatic experience is no way to to an effective bystander.
  • 11. 05 DIRECT Directly respond to harassment by naming what is happening or confronting the harasser This can be risky the harasser may redirect their abuse towards you It may escalate the situation Be clear, confident, but cautious
  • 12. Golden Rule Only intervene, if its safe for you to do so. If not safe, call the police. Or the Child Helpline no. 1098 DIAL 100 1098 or
  • 13. MORE WAYS TO GET INVOLVED Organise actions like writing stories, posters and nukkad natak Appreciate someone practising bystander intervention If you know some organisation is working for it, donate your time and ideas
  • 14. THE WRONG THINGS TO SAY Why did she go at night Why did she park her scooter there Why did she go alone Why did she call her sister instead of 100 VICTIM BLAMING SHOULD NEVER BE DONE. NEVER!
  • 15. REGISTRATION and PRE TEST POST-TEST and FEEDBACK Certificate will be awarded to participants on course attendance and submission of Registration, Pre-Test, Post-Test, Feedback
  • 16. Courageous Together Say No to Violence Against Women #dheeratogether Lets Tweet Together! Building A Voice Our target is 100,000+ tweets, so ADD YOUR COURAGEOUS VOICE to the conversation!