Revolutionary Court
Child Safety Standards
Revolutionary Court is committed to protecting children and preventing child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM). This page publishes our externally available child safety standards.
Our commitment
- Zero tolerance for CSAE, CSAM, child exploitation, grooming, or any attempt to sexualize minors.
- Users must not post, share, request, or distribute content that involves sexualization of minors.
- We promptly review reports and take enforcement action when standards are violated.
- We cooperate with lawful requests from authorities regarding child safety investigations.
Prohibited conduct
The following are strictly prohibited on Revolutionary Court (website, app, communities, comments, and chat):
- Creating, uploading, sharing, or soliciting CSAM or any sexual content involving minors
- Grooming, predatory behavior, or attempts to contact minors for sexual purposes
- Trafficking, exploitation, or facilitation of abuse of children
- Links, files, or instructions that lead to CSAE/CSAM content elsewhere
How to report child safety concerns
If you see content or behavior that may involve child sexual abuse or exploitation, report it immediately:
- In-app: use Report on comments/community content (select the appropriate reason and add details).
- Through Contact Us: describe the issue, include links/usernames/screenshots where possible.
- Email our child-safety contact: contact@revolutionarycourt.org with subject “Child Safety Report – Revolutionary Court”.
How we respond
- Reports are reviewed by our team as a priority.
- Violating content is removed when confirmed.
- Accounts may be restricted, suspended, or permanently banned.
- Where required by law, we report to regional/national authorities and preserve relevant records.
Legal compliance
Revolutionary Court complies with applicable child safety laws and regulations. We take reasonable steps to prevent, detect, and respond to CSAE on our services, and we report to authorities when legally required.
Child safety point of contact
For questions about our CSAE prevention practices or to escalate a child-safety report: