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2. • • Apart from the frequent legal prerequisite of fear, and the possibility of injury due to assault, research has shown that victims suffer a wide range of psychological, physical, occupational, social and general lifestyle effects as a consequence of being stalked.
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   Is stalking a serious crime?

   • NPCC’s Lead for Stalking and Harassment, Deputy Chief Constable Paul Mills, said: Stalking is a highly impactive crime, which leaves victims fearful of what their stalker may do next. Without appropriate intervention and safeguarding, the potential for the risk to victims to escalate quickly is very real.

   Stronger protections for stalking and harassment victims

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   Are stalking victims at risk?

   • Officers lacked understanding of the scale and types of stalking, and failures were leaving some victims at serious risk, it concluded. It comes after campaigners pushed for an investigation into how stalking is policed, saying that victims were let down "at every step of their journey to justice".

   Stalking victims failed by police, report finds - BBC

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   Who can be a stalker?

   • It can happen to anyone. Former partners, friends or acquaintances, work colleagues and strangers can all be stalkers. Stalking can take many forms and involve different kinds of behaviours. This type of stalking is what most people presume stalking to be.

   Stalking | Types, signs, risks, behaviour, impact & reporting

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   Are stalking victims left unprotected?

   • New research highlights the CPS, HM Courts, and judiciary response to stalking victims, which is leaving many unprotected. Findings from Suzy Lamplugh Trust show only 1.4% of reports of stalking to police ended in the stalker being convicted in year ending March 2022.

   Press Release: Research into Stalking Victims’ Experiences of the CPS

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   Is stalking a form of abuse?

   • The Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, Baroness Newlove, says: “Stalking is one of the most frequently experienced forms of abuse. Yet it’s often misunderstood or mischaracterised by those working in our justice system, heightening victims’ distress.

   Press Release: Research into Stalking Victims’ Experiences of the CPS

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   How many people have been a victim of stalking?

   • Around one in seven people aged 16 years and over in England and Wales has been a victim of stalking at least once, according to our latest data. Stalking can take many forms and has a devastating and long-lasting impact on people’s lives.

   ‘I feel like I am living someone else’s life’: one in seven people a

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4. www.bbc.com › news › articlesStalking victims failed by police, report finds - BBC

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   Sep 27, 2024 · Victims of stalking are not being protected enough by police forces in England and Wales, a major review has found. Officers lacked understanding of the scale and types of stalking, and...

5. www.gov.uk › government › newsStronger protections for stalking and harassment victims

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   Apr 22, 2024 · Stalking is a highly impactive crime, which leaves victims fearful of what their stalker may do next. Without appropriate intervention and safeguarding, the potential for the risk to...

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7. www.ons.gov.uk › peoplepopulationandcommunity‘I feel like I am living someone else’s life’: one in seven ...

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   26 September 2024. ! Warning: This article contains themes that some may find distressing. Around one in seven people aged 16 years and over in England and Wales has been a victim of stalking...

8. cpdonline.co.uk › knowledge-base › safeguardingStalking | Types, signs, risks, behaviour, impact & reporting

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   Jun 6, 2023 · Stalking is a serious crime and can cause significant emotional and psychological harm to the victim. Stalking behaviour must be taken seriously and those who are victims of it must seek help. It can happen to anyone. Former partners, friends or acquaintances, work colleagues and strangers can all be stalkers.

9. www.protectionagainststalking.orgProtection Against Stalking | Look Forward Not Behind

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   Although pockets of good practice exist, too many victims of stalking are left unprotected and further abused by the process owing to police: Failing to recognise stalking behaviours and patterns of stalking behaviour; Failing to properly assess risk and safeguard victims, particularly victims with protective characteristics

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10. www.stalkingriskprofile.com › victim-supportImpact of stalking on victims - Stalking Risk Profile

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    Apart from the frequent legal prerequisite of fear, and the possibility of injury due to assault, research has shown that victims suffer a wide range of psychological, physical, occupational, social and general lifestyle effects as a consequence of being stalked.

11. www.suzylamplugh.org › News › press-release-stalkingPress Release: Research into Stalking Victims’ Experiences of ...

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    Nov 30, 2023 · Too often stalking victims are left at risk because of a lack of understanding about what constitutes stalking, or the cumulative impact of this terrifying crime. Agencies can also minimise stalking by looking at single incidents rather than the whole picture of offending.