⚠️Example Publication
Please note: This is a sample report created for demonstration purposes only. The content, statistics, and recommendations are fictional and do not reflect real research or data.
Key Findings
- 1 in 5 women and 1 in 10 men reported experiencing stalking behaviour over a 12-month period.
- Digital stalking accounts for over 60% of reported incidents, showing a sharp rise since the COVID-19 pandemic.
- University-aged women (18–25) are particularly at risk, often unaware of early stalking signs.
- Victims often delay reporting due to fear, shame, or lack of understanding of what constitutes stalking.
Recommendations
- Improved awareness campaigns targeting young people, especially in colleges and universities.
- Clearer institutional reporting procedures for stalking and harassment.
- Mandatory staff training in public services and education sectors.
- More funding for survivor support and trauma-informed care services.