Stalking

Are you a victim of network stalking? 

Stalking is the repeated and systematic threatening, stalking and harassment of another person. Victims of obsessive stalking are often subjected to psychological terror and even physical violence, which can lead to serious psychological problems and social isolation. Those affected are usually exposed to a variety of stalking methods. When harassment is carried out via electronic means of communication, it is referred to as cyberstalking.

Obsessive stalking includes acts of violence such as

  

• unwanted contact at all hours of the day and night, such as phone calls, letters, e-mails, SMS and other forms of electronic communication 
• sending gifts or ordering goods in the victim's name 
• constantly observing, watching and following the victim at home, at work or in other places
• spying on and inquiring into the victim's daily activities 
• enter the victim's home 
• damage the victim's property 
• questioning and implicating third parties
• damage reputation via social media or in the workplace 
• insult 
• intimidate and threaten violence or suicide 
• blackmail, kidnapping
• physical or sexual violence

Have you or someone close to you been the victim of obsessive harassment? Don't know what to do, who to contact or who to talk to? 

Then get in touch with us. We'll help you and work with you to find solutions.