Hate, threats, and violence

Have you or someone you know been subjected to hate, threats, or violence? Here you can find information on how to act and what kind of help you can get.

Important phone numbers

Ongoing crime and threats

If you witness a crime or are subjected to threats, always contact the police at 112.

Report suspected crimes

If you have been the victim of a crime, it is important that you always report the incident to the police. This applies regardless of whether the person who harmed you is a student, an employee, or an outsider. To file a police report, please call 114 14 or visit the nearest police station.

How to make a police report External link.

Write down what happened

Note the time and place, what happened, what was said, and how you experienced the situation. These notes can serve as valuable documentation if an investigation is initiated. Keep any letters, emails, text messages, and other communications related to the situation.

Report the incident to KMH

We also encourage you to report the incident to KMH. This will help us better understand the situation and assess whether there are additional measures we can take to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Please inform a staff member from your academy as soon as possible: a teacher, director of studies, or head of academy, or turn to student health, the student union, or a study counselor. If you wish, you can also make a report via email, letter, or verbally, to the head of the Office for Education and Research Support.

Submit a tip anonymously

If you don't feel comfortable informing someone, you can submit a tip anonymously by filling out a form. It's fine to remain anonymous, but please note that we won’t be able to provide feedback or updates on the matter. Therefore, it is generally best to provide your name and contact information.

Whether you are anonymous or not, you can be sure that every complaint and comment is taken seriously and will be carefully reviewed.

When you submit the form, the responses are sent directly to the head of the Office for Education and Research Support. This office is responsible for issues regarding study organization, study environment, and student rights. If your tip concerns a staff member at KMH, the human resources manager will be informed. If your tip involves something that could be a crime, KMH will file a police report.

Submit tips by filling out the form

We will handle your personal data with care. You can submit your tip anonymously by leaving the fields blank.

Public document

Written communication with KMH, both via the contact form and email, may be considered a public document since we are a government authority. A public document is accessible to the public and can be requested unless it is protected by confidentiality.