Speak up about crime —
without giving your name.
An independent, non-profit crime-prevention initiative working with communities, media and law enforcement across Pakistan. Report what you know through a secure channel that never asks who you are.
A bridge between the public and the people who investigate.
Crime Stoppers Pakistan is a non-profit organisation founded in 2008 and headquartered in Islamabad. It exists for one reason: plenty of people know something useful about a crime, and almost none of them want to walk into a police station to say it.
So we take the walk out of it. Information arrives through a secure channel, is stripped of anything that could identify the person who sent it, and is passed to the agency with the legal authority to act on it. No statement. No court appearance. No name on a file.
The organisation works alongside the Ministry of Interior, parliamentary bodies and the Federal Investigation Agency, and is part of the worldwide Crime Stoppers movement operating in more than twenty-five countries.
Four things, done properly.
Reporting is the core of it, but a tip line on its own does not reduce crime. Prevention, awareness and aftercare do the rest of the work.
Anonymous reporting
A secure form and hotline for reporting criminal activity, with no personal details recorded and no fear of retaliation.
Community education
Programs that teach practical crime-prevention habits and bring neighbourhoods into the work rather than leaving it to the police alone.
Cybercrime awareness
Guidance for individuals and businesses on online fraud, harassment, scams and the digital threats that now account for a growing share of reported crime.
Victim support
Access to support and counselling for people affected by crime — because a report closing is not the same as a person recovering.
Three steps, and your name is in none of them.
You send what you know
Use the secure online form or the hotline. You are never asked for your name, your number or your address, and you will not be asked to give a statement.
We review and pass it on
The team assesses the information and forwards it to the law enforcement agency with the authority to investigate — with every identifying detail removed first.
A reward may follow
Where information leads to an arrest or a recovery, the person who gave it may become eligible for a cash reward — still without ever identifying themselves.
If a crime is happening right now, contact the police directly. Crime Stoppers is for information about crimes that have already happened or are being planned — it is not an emergency service.
Crime Stoppers at work.
The people behind Crime Stoppers Pakistan.
Syed Kamal Shah
Head of Crime Stoppers Pakistan
Former Interior Secretary · Former Inspector General, Sindh Police
Ammar Jaffri
National Coordinator, Crime Stoppers
Former Additional Director General, Federal Investigation Agency
Dr Jamil Ahmed
Head of Crime Stoppers Sindh
Former DIG, Sindh Police
Headquartered at CIT Plaza, Islamabad.
Know something? That is enough.
You do not need proof, a full story or a name. Partial information, given anonymously, is often the piece an investigation was missing.
Report anonymously