Sexual Abuse — Threats or Fear is a type of abuse that involves the use of threats, intimidation, or fear to achieve sexual compliance. It does not involve physical contact, and can be verbal, written, or digital. Examples of this type of abuse include verbal threats of physical harm, threats to reveal a person's secrets, and threats to take away a person's freedom or independence. Different types of Sexual Abuse — Threats or Fear include: • Coercive Control: Threats of physical harm, emotional or psychological manipulation, financial control, or restricting access to resources such as education or employment. • Sexual Harassment: Unwanted sexual advances, comments, jokes, or gestures that make the victim feel uncomfortable or threatened. • Cyberbullying: Abuse that takes place online or through electronic devices, such as text messages, email, or social media platforms. • Stalking: Unwanted attention or contact that causes fear or distress. • Non-consensual Sharing of Explicit Content: Sharing or posting of explicit photos or videos without the explicit consent of all involved.