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Stalking - some pr


What is stalking? M 12


ore than 1.5 million cases of stalking are reported each year in the UK. The Suzy Lamplugh Trust campaigns on behalf of those being stalked to increase awareness and provide practical advice. They also campaign to improve the response of the agencies involved in supporting victims, like police, criminal justice and social services.


The Suzy Lamplugh Trust (SLT) defines stalking as a pattern of unwanted and persistent behaviour that is motivated by a fixation or obsession that causes a victim to suffer alarm, distress or a fear of violence. The law states that it’s illegal for a person to pursue a course of conduct that they know or ought to know amounts to stalking. A course of conduct refers to two or more incidents of unwanted behaviour.


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