Stalking is now a standalone offence and is punishable by up to 10 years in prison (via @thejournal_ie)

Victims often receive advice to radically alter their daily lives to stop the stalking. This can place the burden on victims to keep themselves safe and minimize accountability for stalking offenders. Resources are available at https://t.co/TI6mAtyVJ4. #NSAM2026

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As proposed, a person listed on the register can make an application to have their name removed three years after being convicted.

'Across these accounts, a pattern emerges: AI image generation is being used not just to sexualise women, but to discipline them. When women speak out, they are met with escalation... all designed to make us retreat from public life. https://t.co/x9Cvb9cpep

For many, the word “stalking” conjures images of binoculars or cameras. While surveillance can be part of a stalking case, it’s only one of many possible behaviors. Learn more about the full scope of stalking tactics using the SLII framework: https://t.co/ewnI5b6Zwt #NSAM2026

Context is critical in stalking cases! A gift on the doorstep can be a delightful surprise from a loved one – or a terrifying threat from a stalker meant to signal to the victim that they’ve been found. https://t.co/0wAY1gYJS5 #NSAM2026

In popular culture, stalkers are often shown as shadowy strangers, obsessed fans, or mysterious secret admirers. In reality, most stalkers are people the victim knows. Learn more about stalking relationships: https://t.co/ewnI5b6Zwt #NSAM2026

Contrary to popular belief, stalking is not a misunderstanding. Stalkers deliberately choose to watch, contact, threaten, sabotage, and otherwise scare their victims to gain and maintain power and control. https://t.co/68KFyRykkM #NSAM2026

Harassed Dublin Zoo worker told gardaí they were being intimidated

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A father of three jailed for the rape of a young woman in the back of his car has argued that his trial was prejudiced because gardai failed to take statements from the victim’s parents. Barristers for Matthew Fadeyi (36) argued today before the Court of Appeal that because the

Combined sentences of 35 years in prison imposed on a notorious rapist who mounted a campaign of harassment against his victim and directed death threats against the lawyers in his trial were justified, as the offences are at “the highest level of gravity”, the Court of Appeal

Laura Woods says stalker ordeal left her feeling ‘exposed’ and ‘anxious’

Ireland's first women-focused taxi service is set to launch in Dublin this month, giving women the option of choosing a female driver

Former FF Cork councillor who harassed waitress gets suspended sentence

A man convicted of the “systematic and calculated” sexual abuse of his stepdaughters has had his jail term more than doubled in line with new sentencing guidance, after the Court of Appeal ruled his original four-year sentence did not meet the seriousness of the offences.

A Central Criminal Court judge has said that more conversations about consent are needed on social media, adding that “the days of 'she didn’t fight back, scream or run away' have passed”. https://t.co/vvFNPCExrp

Farmer Michael Scott (61), who acted in a "thuggish" manner towards his elderly aunt before causing her death by driving over her in an agricultural teleporter, has had his sentence cut by 18 months following a successful appeal. https://t.co/HWaljF6D5u

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