Copyright and Content Takedown
Raising a concern about published content.
People affected by published content should have a clear way to explain a copyright, image-rights, privacy, impersonation, safety, or serious legal concern.
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When to contact RELEC
Contact RELEC if you reasonably believe content:
- Copies or distributes protected work without permission.
- Uses your photograph, likeness, or recording without permission.
- Reveals private, identifying, or dangerously sensitive information.
- Falsely impersonates you or misrepresents your identity.
- Creates an urgent safety concern.
- Makes a serious potentially unlawful accusation about you.
What to include
- Your name and reliable contact details.
- The exact RELEC Media URL.
- A clear description of the content concerned.
- Your relationship to the content, person, or protected work.
- Why you believe restriction or removal is appropriate.
- Supporting records or evidence where appropriate and lawful.
- A good-faith declaration that the information you provide is accurate to the best of your knowledge.
Avoid sending unnecessary identity documents or unrelated private information. RELEC may request proportionate additional information to understand ownership, identity, consent, or urgency.
What may happen next
RELEC may preserve the request, restrict content while reviewing it, seek information from the contributor, correct context, remove the material, or decide that no action is warranted. Safety and legal risk may be prioritised over ordinary response order.
Submit a request
Email copyright@relecmedia.com with the information above. For an immediate safety or privacy concern, email safety@relecmedia.com. Both channels are also listed on the Contact page.