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Australia
Stalking - Criminal Justice Responses: The site presents the papers, research and other presentations made at this Australian conference, held in December 2000.
Germany
Stalkingforum: A private online discussion and assistance forum for stalking victims in Germany.
Note: These pages are in German. Those not fluent in this language may want to use Altavista's Electronic Translation service to get an approximate translation of the page into their native language.
United Kingdom
Harassment Law UK: This site provides practical information and relevant web links for anyone who is the victim of harassment or who has been wrongly accused of harassment in the UK.
Protection from Harassment Act 1997: A detailed copy of this United Kingdom Legislation Act.
United States
911 for Women - Sexual Harassment Internet Resources: Links to organizations, web sites, online articles on sexual harassment.
Antistalking Web Site: This site includes information on how to know if you're being stalked, what to do, education events, a bibliography of research materials and a list of on and offline organizations or services you can contact for help.
Are You Being Stalked? - Tips for Protection: Good suggestions and information for those being stalked either on or offline.
End Stalking In America: Their site seeks to help educate the general public, to be of assistance to all potential victims of stalking, and to assist those victims who are currently being harassed and stalked. It includes information and background on stalking, how it affects victims, information on how to report stalking as well as psychological and behavioural information.
National Center for Victims of Crime Stalking Resource Center: The center's primary purpose is to provide resources, training and technical assistance to victim service providers and criminal justice professionals in an effort to promote a shared, national understanding of stalking and to support locally coordinated, multidisciplinary anti-stalking approaches and responses.
Stalking Behavior: This site describes the basic nature of stalkers, why they do what they do, as well as suggesting plans of action for the person being stalked.
The Stalking Victim's Resource Page: An excellent site giving information on what stalking is and how to deal with it, it also has an on-line support chat group, suggestions on how to deal with stress, a list of telephone numbers to help a person find a local support group and a short listing of links on the topic.
Toolkit To End Violence Against Women: Developed by the National Advisory Council on Violence Against Women, the Toolkit is designed o provide concrete guidance to communities, policy leaders, and individuals engaged in activities to end violence against women.
Working to Halt Online Abuse (W.H.O.A.): The mission of W.H.O.A. is to educate the Internet community about online harassment, empower victims of harassment, and formulate voluntary policies that systems can adopt in order to create harassment-free environments. Included on the site is a list of stalking laws for most US states and the United Kingdom.