DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A VIOLENCE REPORT SYSTEN

Student: Abukar Muazu
Supervisor: Mr Auwal Usman
HOD: Mr Auwal Usman
Department of Computer Science
Science
Federal Polytechnic, Damaturu, Yobe State

Abstract

Abstract Violence remains a critical societal issue that affects individuals across various demographics, often going unreported due to fear, stigma, or lack of accessible reporting channels. This project presents the design and implementation of a Violence Report System aimed at providing a secure, anonymous, and user-friendly digital platform for victims and witnesses to report incidents of violence. The system allows users to submit reports categorized under types such as domestic violence, sexual harassment, assault, and cyberbullying. Reports are stored in a centralized database and managed by authorized administrators who can respond appropriately, track case statuses, and coordinate with relevant authorities. Developed using web technologies including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and MySQL, the system is designed with a focus on usability, data security, and real-time case tracking. Through this platform, the project aims to improve public participation in violence prevention, facilitate faster intervention, and contribute to creating a safer environment for vulnerable populations. Keywords Violence Report System, digital reporting, domestic violence, incident tracking, anonymous reporting, web application, user interface, MySQL, data security, social intervention.

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