The French hotline Point de Contact (part of the French Safer Internet Centre) makes available to the public the comic strip "Chloé confronted with the reality of terrorism" (in French: "Chloé confrontée à la réalité du terrorisme").

This resource depicts the situation suffered by Chloé: a terrorist attack takes place, resulting in numerous victims. Chloé is deeply affected by the event. She checks her social media, where many messages of support for the victims and their loved ones are being posted. Among them, a message advocating terrorism is published, along with a link to photos of the attack’s victims, which greatly shocks both Chloé and her father. Within the comic, it is clearly stated that sharing such content is illegal. The reader is also informed that, in case of exposure to such material, the right thing to do is to report it so that it can be taken down as quickly as possible.

This educational resource is intended for dissemination among young people, their families, professionals, and all members of the educational community. Raising awareness about cyberviolence is a crucial component in the fight against such harmful behaviour. Reporting these cyberviolences - whether as a victim or as a witness - is a fundamental civic duty to which everyone is called to contribute.