CoordinatedHarassment.com

Coordinated harassment (also known by many other names such as organised stalking, group stalking or gang stalking) refers to a pattern of repeated, systematic targeting of an individual by multiple people or groups. It often combines psychological, social, technological, and sometimes physical tactics designed to isolate, exhaust, discredit, and destabilise the victim. It can occur in workplaces, communities, online, or across multiple settings.

Yes. CoordinatedHarassment.com is an inclusive platform open to all victims of coordinated harassment - regardless of where it happens (work, community, neighbourhood, online, or elsewhere), your background, nationality, or personal circumstances. We advocate for every person affected, with no exclusions.

Victims commonly report a wide range of tactics, including surveillance, noise and light campaigns, slander, isolation, hacking, sleep deprivation, street theatre, and many others. Not everyone experiences all tactics - some face only a few, while others encounter many simultaneously. You can read our full categorised list of reported tactics on this site.

This website cannot directly stop or reduce the harassment you are facing. Our goal is to raise awareness, validate experiences, provide information, and build community support. We hope that greater public understanding and advocacy will eventually lead to better recognition and protection for victims.

No. This site does not provide medical, legal, or professional advice. The information on CoordinatedHarassment.com is for educational and awareness purposes only. We cannot and do not offer any form of advice, guidance, or recommendations.

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