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Queen's Web Sanctuary

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One of the key aspects that affects women globally is their insecurity in their environment. Especially the most enduring such as sexual harassment, threats through digital morphing, acid attacks, rapes, and the list is boundless. Though there are punishments and imprisonment, their crime rate is still a non-decreasing one. On the other side, the victims are becoming hesitant to share their difficulties. They are hesitant to give a complaint against the troublemaker. It has its consequences on the environment and the individual both physically and mentally. In order to address this issue, this paper aimed to create a platform for sharing their inner emotions and handling them technically. Here the government of police and the NGOs are linked in the website. For instance, when someone (who is affected by the digital morphing of fake images raises a request on our website, the appropriate measures such as removing the images from the social media, providing psychological support, and if needed medical and financial too. The complaint against the troublemaker will be made and handled confidentially. The financial supports are provided by the NGOs. Hence the website emerges as a sustained way to tackle the problems that are not exposed.

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DOI
10.1109/iitcee64140.2025.10915231
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W4408443544
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conference-paper
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EN
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