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Action Against Stalking works tirelessly to support victims of stalking and educate the wider public, government and others on identifying and challenging stalking behaviours.
Stalking is a complex crime, which often goes unrecognised and therefore under reported. In cases where stalking is reported, charging this type of offence can be challenging and the number of stalking convictions is reducing. In Scotland in 2022-2023, the number
The LGBTQIA+ community faces unique and often underrepresented challenges when dealing with stalking. The intersection of sexual orientation, gender identity, and the experience of being stalked creates a complex web of issues that require specialised attention and support. One of the
Action Against Stalking (AAS) was established in 2014, by founder Ann Moulds after her own stalking ordeal. In the face of adversity, Ann found strength, and through her fight for justice she campaigned for stalking to be a standalone offence
One of the most significant impacts of media portrayals of stalking is the way they shape public perceptions. While these portrayals often capture the fear and trauma experienced by victims, they can also perpetuate harmful stereotypes. Stalkers are frequently portrayed as
Obsession is a mix of memoir, investigation and expert analysis, exploring the troubling issue of stalking. The book follows journalist Nicole Madigan, who was stalked for three years, detailing the impact it had on her life. With deep insight into
Nearly one in four women living in Scotland has been a victim of stalking behaviour according to the biggest-ever survey specifically focusing on the issue. Stalking victim support charity Action Against Stalking (AAS) spoke to nearly 2000 people to understand
