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Harassment and Torture Techniques

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What I have endured is not an isolated or “localised” situation. The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has itself published detailed lists of harassment techniques used globally against victims of covert surveillance and organised stalking. These methods are documented as forms of psychological torture and community-based harassment.

According to the OHCHR’s report (“Harassment Techniques,” OHCHR.org), such tactics include:

10 harassment techniques
Source: https://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Issues/Torture/Call/Individuals/Harrassmenttechniques.pdf

These techniques are not theoretical — they have been observed, documented, and submitted to the United Nations as evidence of psychological torture. Their cumulative impact is devastating: sleep deprivation, reputational destruction, discrediting, and total social isolation.

When such tactics are combined with the industrial-scale misuse of private data — including footage obtained through covert cameras and unlawful digital interception — the abuse transcends personal harassment and becomes a human rights crisis.

The OHCHR’s acknowledgment of these methods should be a wake-up call to lawmakers, journalists, and the public: this is not “paranoia” — it is a form of modern psychological warfare being waged against civilians in democratic societies.

A Call to Courage and Accountability

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What I have described in this blog is not simply harassment — it is a sustained violation of human rights: years of illegal surveillance, voyeurism, hacking, phone tracking, commercial exploitation, and the misuse of private information on a scale few could imagine. These are not isolated acts of cruelty; they form part of an organised effort to silence, control, and destroy lives.

For those reading this — I ask only this: do not turn away. Because silence and indifference allow these abuses to continue unchecked. When people witness wrongdoing and stay silent, it emboldens those who commit it.

I cannot safely reach out for help myself. My access to lawyers and other forms of support appears to have been blocked, and my digital activities — even in public libraries — are closely monitored. Those who should protect me seem to look the other way.

That is why I ask you: if you see something, say something. If you can, act. Contact human rights organisations, lawyers, journalists, or advocates who may have the power to investigate and bring accountability. Help ensure that what is happening is not buried in silence.

Because when people are silenced through fear and isolation, it takes the courage of others to break that silence. And one day, your voice might be the one that saves a life.

I still believe in humanity. I really do.

Privacy And Harassment Injunctions

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The industrial-scale harassment, sexual harassment, invasion of privacy, commercial exploitation, reputational sabotage, hacking, phone tracking, intimidation, and human rights abuses just continue despite pending legal actions. It’s something I have to live with daily — constant reminders that my privacy has been invaded in every way possible and my safety compromised.

Furthermore, they also keep implying to me that they’re also doing the same thing to my daughter. It’s one of the most evilest thing I have ever experienced.

Earlier this year, I tried to apply for an injunction several times already. I submitted my documents and evidence to the King’s Bench Division through the secure Dropbox system provided for court filings. Each time, I followed the process carefully — yet somehow, my documents, including my injunction application and N1 Claim Form, simply vanished. They never reached the court. This happened not once, but two or three times, causing significant delays to my case and prolonging the harm I continue to suffer.

Now, I’m preparing to apply again as well as initiating court proceedings. This injunction is not just another filing; it is a vital legal step to protect myself & my daughter and to hold those responsible accountable. The ongoing obstruction of justice, harassment, intimidation, invasion of privacy, voyeurism, hacking, cyberstalking, phone tracking, and misuse of my private information have taken a serious toll on my wellbeing.

The injunction represents more than just paperwork — it’s about survival, dignity, and the right to live without fear. Everyone deserves to feel safe, to be free from harassment and invasion of privacy. And when that safety and right to privacy are taken away, the law must step in.

I’m sharing this because no one should have to face harassment in silence. If you’ve experienced similar obstruction or intimidation, know that you’re not alone — and that persistence matters.

This application is my way of standing firm, refusing to be silenced, and demanding the protection and justice I should have received long ago.

Please share this post to as many people as you can with the hashtags:

  • #JusticeForBuppha
  • #JusticeForMyDaughter
  • #HumanRightsAbusesInTheUK

royal court of justice

King’s Bench Division in London where I am going to apply for urgent injunctions and initiate court proceedings.