INSM participated in the NCII New York Summit 2026, held on Wednesday, 11 March 2026, at the offices of Google in New York City. The hybrid event brought together global leaders, policymakers, technology companies, survivor advocates, and civil society organizations to address the growing challenge of Non-Consensual Intimate Image (NCII) abuse and emerging online adult harms.
the summit provided a platform for multi-stakeholder dialogue on how governments, digital platforms, and civil society can strengthen collective responses to image-based abuse online.
The agenda included a series of discussions and panels focusing on key priorities such as legal and policy frameworks, platform responsibilities and safety-by-design, and victim support and response infrastructure. The programme also featured a powerful survivor testimony, highlighting the real-world impact of NCII abuse and the urgent need for coordinated action.
Summit Programme included:
Panel 1, Legal and Policy Frameworks – From Commitments to Enforcement
Panel 2, Platform Responsibility – Safety by Design
Panel 3, Victim Support and Response Infrastructure
Participants explored how stronger legislation, improved platform accountability, and better support systems for victims can help combat the spread of non-consensual intimate images and other forms of online exploitation.
INSM took part in the summit as part of its ongoing commitment to promoting safer digital spaces and supporting international cooperation to combat online abuse. INSM is also one of the trusted local partners supporting NCII initiatives in Iraq, working with international partners and major technology companies to strengthen protection mechanisms, reporting systems, and victim support related to image-based abuse through our Digital Emergency Helpdesk
INSM’s participation reflects its continued commitment to supporting international cooperation, policy dialogue, and practical solutions aimed at creating safer digital environments and protecting individuals from online harm. The summit also provided an opportunity to engage with key stakeholders and exchange expertise on strengthening global responses to NCII abuse.
Building on the momentum of previous summits, the NCII New York Summit 2026 reinforced the importance of collaboration between governments, technology companies, and civil society organizations to address evolving online threats and ensure better protection for victims worldwide.
About StopNCII.org
StopNCII.org is operated by the Revenge Porn Helpline, which is part of SWGfL, an international charity that believes everyone should benefit from technology free from harm. Founded in 2000, SWGfL works with partners and stakeholders around the world to help protect individuals online.
StopNCII.org introduces innovative technology used by technology and industry companies to prevent the sharing of intimate images online. This groundbreaking tool provides adults who may be affected by this form of abuse with a preventative solution that empowers them to protect their images before they are shared online.
The Revenge Porn Helpline
The Revenge Porn Helpline (RPH) was established in 2015 to support individuals affected by non-consensual intimate image abuse (NCII). Since its creation, the Helpline has supported thousands of victims worldwide.
With a removal success rate of over 90%, the service has successfully removed more than 300,000 individual non-consensual intimate images from the internet, demonstrating the impact of coordinated efforts between support organizations, technology platforms, and international partners.
