The Label
Respect Zone's work is based on the conviction that, with a little bit of legal framework, prevention, commitment – and a lot of hard work! – the internet and its social networks can be spaces for dialogue and inclusion thanks to everyone's actions.
The Respect Zone Label allows everyone to get involved in preventing cyberviolence and combating online hate. Obtaining the Label requires adopting the Respect Zone Charter and implementing actions to ensure its compliance, including awareness-raising or training initiatives.
The Label is therefore aimed at everyone: internet users of all ages, schools and higher education institutions, community and cultural centers, local authorities, businesses, and other associations. `Depending on your organization, Respect Zone offers certification pathways that can be adapted to your specific needs and goals.
Get our label in 4 steps
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Adopt
the respect zone charter
Passing
the moderator's certification
Display
the label
Support the association
1. I respect others. I defend freedom of expression through non-violent communication, both online and offline, in accordance with the Respect Zone Charter.
2. I moderate my content. I do not publish or share violent, hateful, discriminatory, intimate, or hate-inciting content. I act responsibly and critically.
3. I moderate my online spaces. I respond to content that violates the Charter by moderating it, reporting it, or posting a counter-argument.
4. I display the label. I display the Respect Zone label on my online spaces, linking to www.respectzone.org.
Because cyberbullying is hidden.
Let's learn to open our eyes.
Cyberbullying encompasses insidious and hidden actions. To raise awareness among those around victims about the invisible signs (parents, siblings, classmates, teachers, sports coaches, etc.) and to provide compassionate support to victims of cyberbullying, the NGO Respect Zone is launching its "Respect Zone" app, where users can find resources, assistance, and advice.
Developed with the help of its partners, including the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Department of the Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, DILCRAH, META, the ACVS 49 association, developer Lucas Costier, the legal design firm Amurabi, UX/UI designer Geoffrey Dorne, and ACVS 49, this app is the second version; you can find the original project here.
Discover the Respect Zone App, a support and guidance tool to help you deal with cyberbullying. A tool tailored to your situation to support you, equip you, and help you become aware of the invisible signs of cyberbullying and protect your loved ones. Because every year worldwide, bullying affects 1 in 3 children according to UNICEF, and in France, nearly 1 million children are in distress due to bullying, 25% of whom have already considered suicide.
