Man loses privacy case over telling his wife about twins – BBC News

Posted March 29th, 2012 in blackmail, disclosure, families, harassment, injunctions, news, privacy by sally

“A businessman has failed in his High Court bid to prevent his wife being told of the birth of his twins from a secret relationship.”

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BBC News, 28th March 2012

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Campaigners call for new homicide law for inciting suicide – The Guardian

Posted March 20th, 2012 in domestic violence, harassment, homicide, incitement, news, suicide, women by sally

“Growing concerns about the failure of police to properly investigate cases of women who have killed themselves after violence or abuse have led to a campaign for a new homicide law of ‘suicide aggravated by harassment or violence’.”

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The Guardian, 19th March 2012

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Maths teacher made Nazi taunts to German neighbours – BBC News

Posted March 20th, 2012 in conditional discharge, harassment, news, racism, teachers by sally

“A maths teacher has been found guilty of harassing his German neighbours by playing wartime classics and performing a Nazi salute.”

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BBC News, 19th March 2012

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Five Criminal cases you need to know from February – One Inner Temple Lane

Five Criminal cases you need to know from February

One Inner Temple Lane, 19th March 2012

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French porter called ‘Inspector Clouseau’ by colleagues in line for five-figure payout – Daily Telegraph

Posted March 16th, 2012 in compensation, harassment, news, race discrimination, sex discrimination by sally

“A French porter who was called ‘Inspector Clouseau’ by colleagues at Royal College of General Practitioners is in line for a five-figure harassment payout.”

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Daily Telegraph, 16th March 2012

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Woman loses breakdown damages claim – The Independent

Posted March 13th, 2012 in bullying, damages, employment, harassment, mental health, news by sally

“A woman lost her £1 million damages action today [12 March] over a catastrophic breakdown which she claimed was caused by a work colleague set on destroying her.”

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The Independent, 12th March 2012

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Victims say new stalking laws not tough enough – The Guardian

Posted March 12th, 2012 in harassment, legislation, news, psychiatric damage, victims, violence, women by sally

“Stalking victims have attacked new laws designed to protect them, saying they fail to recognise that many women are left psychologically devastated by the crime.”

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The Guardian, 11th March 2012

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Sexist remarks and wolf-whistles could become criminal offences – The Guardian

Posted March 8th, 2012 in crime, harassment, news, sex discrimination, treaties, women by sally

“Salacious whistles and sexist comments may fall foul of new laws against sexual harassment to which Britain is signing up, the prime minister will announce on Thursday.”

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The Guardian, 8th March 2012

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Stalking to be made specific criminal offence – Cameron – BBC News

Posted March 8th, 2012 in crime, domestic violence, harassment, news, treaties, violence, women by sally

“Stalking is to be made a specific criminal offence in England and Wales, Prime Minister David Cameron has said.”

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BBC News, 8th March 2012

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Stalker Al Amin Dhalla guilty of loaded crossbow charge – BBC News

Posted February 15th, 2012 in arson, harassment, news, offensive weapons, perverting the course of justice, theft by sally

“A former City worker convicted of stalking his former fiancee has been found guilty of possessing a loaded crossbow near her workplace.”

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BBC News, 15th February 2012

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Facebook stalker jailed for woman’s murder – The Independent

Posted February 7th, 2012 in harassment, murder, news, sentencing by sally

“A man who stalked his ex-girlfriend on Facebook before luring her to his flat and stabbing her to death was today jailed for a minimum of 21 years.”

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The Independent, 6th February 2012

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Police failing to take stalking complaints seriously, inquiry finds – The Guardian

Posted February 7th, 2012 in crime, harassment, inquiries, news, police by sally

“The police and criminal justice system provides protection to the rich and famous from stalkers but fails to take complaints from the public seriously, according to the results of an independent inquiry published on Tuesday.”

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The Guardian, 7th February 2012

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MPs call for new law to make stalking a criminal offence – The Guardian

Posted February 6th, 2012 in harassment, news by sally

“Victims of stalkers could win new protection following completion of a major inquiry, which will this week recommend that a specific offence of stalking be created to combat the problem.”

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The Guardian, 5th February 2012

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Stalker who ‘Googled’ his victim 40,000 times is jailed – Daily Telegraph

Posted January 30th, 2012 in harassment, news, restraining orders, sentencing by sally

“A stalker who would not stop terrorising his victim was jailed for two years yesterday after a court heard he had sent her an anniversary card celebrating the sixth year of his restraining order.”

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Daily Telegraph, 28th January 2012

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Nurse murdered by husband was failed by police, IPCC rules – The Guardian

Posted January 20th, 2012 in complaints, domestic violence, harassment, murder, news, police by sally

“A nurse who was murdered by her estranged husband was failed by police who dismissed her complaint that he was harassing her as a case of ‘bickering adults.'”

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The Guardian, 20th January 2012

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Female plumber escapes prison for glassing man after sexual harassment – Daily Telegraph

Posted January 17th, 2012 in assault, compensation, harassment, news, sentencing by sally

“A female plumber who glassed a man in a nightclub escaped a prison sentence after a judge accepted that years of sexual harassment at work had led her to erupt.”

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Daily Telegraph, 16th January 2012

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Vulnerable man ‘unlawfully killed’ – The Independent

Posted December 8th, 2011 in harassment, inquests, news, unlawful killing by sally

” A vulnerable man who died after suffering 30 years of torment by yobs was unlawfully killed, a coroner ruled today.”

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The Independent, 7th December 2011

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Rapists abuse courts to harass victims – The Guardian

Posted December 5th, 2011 in harassment, news, victims by sally

“Convicted murderers, rapists and stalkers are pursuing their victims through the family and civil courts via legal actions that are often funded by the public purse, say experts who are demanding an urgent change in the law.”

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The Guardian, 3rd December 2011

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Criminals and cyber bullies to be banned from the web – Daily Telegraph

Posted November 28th, 2011 in computer crime, harassment, internet, news by sally

“Criminals who commit offences online and cyber bullies will be banned from the internet as part of the Government’s new cyber security strategy, announced today.”

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Daily Telegraph, 25th November 2011

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Court injunction prohibits media harassment of mother and baby – OUT-LAW.com

Posted November 28th, 2011 in harassment, injunctions, media, news by sally

“The UK High Court has banned paparazzi photographers and other media from harassing an actor’s baby and her mother.”

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OUT-LAW.com, 25th November 2011

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