Islamabad Police provides women with round-the-clock access to helpline 1815 and an online police station to report harassment, violence, threats and other concerns.
Islamabad Police is providing women with round-the-clock access to police assistance through its dedicated helpline, 1815, and an online women’s police station, offering additional channels to report complaints, seek guidance and request help in sensitive or emergency situations.
According to the Islamabad Police website, helpline 1815 is dedicated to women seeking police assistance. The service is available 24 hours a day, allowing female citizens to contact the police whenever they encounter situations requiring intervention.
The service covers complaints involving harassment, domestic violence, physical violence, threats and other concerns affecting women’s safety. It also offers an alternative for women who may find it difficult or uncomfortable to visit a police station in person.
Online Women’s Police Station Offers an Alternative
Alongside the helpline, Islamabad Police has established an online women’s police station to facilitate communication between women and law enforcement authorities.
The online facility is intended to make reporting concerns and registering complaints more accessible. It provides another option for women who need police support but face difficulties approaching a police station directly.
The initiative is particularly relevant in sensitive cases where women may prefer to seek assistance through an alternative channel before visiting a police station.
Complaints Forwarded to Relevant Police Officials
Islamabad Police forwards complaints received through the dedicated helpline and online service to the relevant police officials and the concerned police station for necessary action.
The officials concerned can examine each complaint and determine the appropriate response according to the nature of the issue.
This process is intended to ensure that complaints submitted through the women’s support channels reach the authorities responsible for handling them.
Police Encourages Women to Report Concerns
Islamabad Police has urged women to contact helpline 1815 without hesitation if they experience harassment, violence, threats or other serious problems requiring police assistance.
The availability of both an online police station and a dedicated helpline gives women additional ways to communicate with law enforcement and report concerns.
By keeping the helpline available around the clock, Islamabad Police aims to facilitate access to assistance whenever women need it. The service also provides an alternative route for seeking guidance and initiating the complaint process without necessarily visiting a police station first.
Women seeking assistance can contact 1815, the dedicated helpline identified by Islamabad Police for women’s complaints and support.














