Women’s Aid respond to the stalking protections announced by Home Office Isabelle Younane, Head of External Affairs at Women’s Aid, said: “Stalking is a prevalent issue for survivors of…
…link that you feel we should add to this page, please contact us. Stalking Stalking Paladin Paladin assists high risk victims of stalking throughout England and Wales. A number of…
Virtual world, real fear: Women’s Aid report into online abuse, harassment and stalking A Women’s Aid report into online abuse, harassment and stalking. Women’s Aid has published a new report,…
…of some of the dangers of our digital lifestyles, with some basic tips and where to get more information. Download only ©Women’s Aid, 2013 Digital Stalking poster Digital Stalking leaflet…
…2023a). A research study on the relationship between stalking and homicide looking at 358 cases of criminal homicide between 2012 and 2014, involving a female victim and male perpetrator, found…
…Survivors supported by the project are experiencing worsening abuse and more controlling behaviour – including economic abuse, stalking and harassment – they are feeling more isolated than they were before…
…domestic violence The Women’s Aid Annual Survey Technology and domestic abuse The violence women experience from online abuse, stalking and harassment is completely unacceptable; the impact that this online abuse…
…partners or family members. The person who is being abusive increases their controlling, stalking, and monitoring behaviours. They may also become less predictable, so that it is difficult to know…
…multiple incidents of abuse, different types of domestic abuse (intimate partner violence, sexual assault and stalking) and in particular sexual violence. Any woman can experience domestic abuse regardless of race,…
…family member. Coercive control can include: psychological and/or emotional abuse, physical or sexual abuse, financial or economic abuse, harassment and stalking, online or digital abuse. Women’s Aid, alongside other organisations,…
