A comprehensive resource on organized harassment (gangstalking): definition, evidence-collection tools, and curated references.
14 documented techniques with academic references and real-world examples.
Open-source applications designed to help you document harassment patterns.
Verified organizations, research, and support links to help you act.
Organized harassment (also called network harassment or "gangstalking") refers to coordinated and repeated actions — surveillance, technological intrusions, psychological pressure — aimed at isolating, discrediting, and destroying a person over time.
Read the full definition —The process is designed to be hard to prove. However, rigorous documentation (dated facts, recordings, event logs, witnesses) can establish the reality of the facts and help assert your rights.
Ultimately, it is the evidential elements (or their absence) that allow assessment of the situation. Some mental health issues can sometimes mimic similar symptoms; if in doubt, do not hesitate to consult a health professional.
Learn what organized harassment is through our comprehensive definition of 14 documented techniques.
Use our open-source tools to collect and preserve evidence of harassment patterns.
Access curated links, organizations, research, and references.
Leverage applications built specifically for evidence collection and self-protection.
Start by understanding the tactics used in organized harassment, then explore our tools designed to help you document and protect yourself.
