Make stalking a crime


Stalking needs to be recognised as a crime and has to include all forms, including cyber stalking which is more pervasive and invasive. Photo: filepic

Lara moved out of her house because she feared for her life. She had lodged 23 police reports but it didn’t stop her abusive ex-husband from coming after her. He stalked her relentlessly.

Her worst fears came true one day. As she was leaving work, his friends attacked her. Her colleagues found her in a pool of blood at the office car park. Lara was in so much pain, she begged the doctor to let her die.

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