Cyber Crime Law
Cyberstalking
Repeatedly following, monitoring, or contacting a person through electronic communication or the internet, in a manner that causes fear or distress.
Cyberstalking specifically covers monitoring a person's internet activity, sending repeated unwanted messages, or tracking their online presence despite clear disinterest, and is treated as a serious offence, particularly where the victim is a woman.
It often overlaps with other cyber offences, such as unauthorised access to accounts or circulation of private images, depending on the specific conduct involved.
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