The document defines and provides examples of different types of harassment including bullying, cyberbullying, mobbing, gang stalking, moral harassment, racial harassment, homophobic harassment, stalking, and street harassment. It notes that harassment generally involves unwanted, offensive, and distressing behavior that can undermine and intimidate targets. Examples include spreading rumors, surveillance, humiliation, intimidation, and harassment based on race, sexual orientation, or gender.

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2.  Words, conduct or action, usually repeated or
persistent that, being directed at a specific
person, annoys, alarms, or causes substantial
emotional distress in that person and serves
no purpose.
Any form of unwanted, deliberate or offensive
behaviour, violent or psychological, that has
been requested to be stopped.

4.  Is a complex phenomenon of unwanted
offensive and malicious behaviour which
undermines an individual or group through
persistently negative attacks.
 There is usually an element of vindictiveness
attached to bullying and the behaviour is
calculated to undermine, patronise, humiliate,
intimidate or demean the recipient.

5.  This type involves making up rumours, telling
lies and general character assassination. It
can ruin your credibility and destroy your
good standing in school, work or society.
This type of harassment is very effective, and
has been quoted as killing without firing a
single bullet.

6.  is harassment using electronic gadgets and
devices to harass, constantly survey and
disrupt the lives of targeted individuals. This
can be done by using bugs, wiretaps, video
tapped surveillance. This type of harassment
also includes using electronic devices against
a targets, to harm or eventually kill them.

7.  is similar to mobbing, but this happens outside
of the workplace, or school. It's subtle
harassment done using classical conditioning, to
negatively sensitise a target to a stimuli such as,
colours, sounds, actions. Eg. Red, yellow, white,
keys jangling, coughing, pens clicking, sneezing,
etc.
 The harassment is done consistently over a
period of time, till the target becomes aware of
the actions, and forms a negative association to
the actions.

8.  Gang stalkers will intimidate friends of the
target to participate in this activity. Gang
stalkers will even move into a targets
community, apartment building, or house
across the street.
 The goal is to make the target think they are
crazy, set them up so that when they tell
others they can be treated like they are crazy,
get them to have a nervous breakdown, or kill
themselves, or others.

9.  Actions, words, behaviours that you deem to
be inappropriate and unacceptable. It can
involve taunting, yelling, stares, any
behaviour that makes you worried about your
personal well being or just makes you feel
uncomfortable.

10.  Moral harassment is the repeated and
prolonged daily exposure of workers to
embarrassing, humiliating or degrading
experiences. These events occur in the course
of trying to do your required job.
It involves exposure to figures in authority
who have very little or no moral or ethical
conduct over lengthy periods of time.

11.  is unwanted behaviour based on race, ethnic
or national origin. It includes written or verbal
threats or insults based on race, ethnicity or
skin colour, abusive comments about racial
origins, ridicule based on cultural grounds,
derogatory name calling, racist jokes,
damage to property, the display of offensive
graffiti or insignia and incitement of others to
commit any of the above.

12.  is unwanted behaviour based on known or
presumed sexual orientation. Such behaviour
includes name calling, stereotyping, assault,
verbal abuse, actual or threatened unwanted
disclosure of sexuality, derogatory
comments(showing that you’ve a bad opinion
of somone), excluding same-sex partners
from social events or intrusive questioning
about a person’s domestic circumstances.

13.  is a form of harassment which is being more
commonly reported. It involves pestering an
individual, either in person or in writing or
electronic formats or on the telephone.
Stalking can also involve following an
individual or spying on them, alarming the
recipient or causing them distress and may
involve violence or fear of violence.

14.  is a form of sexual harassment that takes place
in public spaces, oftentimes in urban areas.
Street harassment is usually harassment of
women by men. In the United States, the most
common forms of street harassment include:
telling unknown women to 'smile,' making
sexually explicit comments or noises, and
rubbing against or grabbing women (which rises
to the level of sexual assault).

15.  Street harassment can also include following
or stalking the person, grabbing yourself
while you make lewd comments, following in
a car, or cutting someone off, exposing
yourself, calling someone derogatory names.

16.  http://www.alrc.net/doc/mainfile.php/torture
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 http://www.harassment101.com/Handbook/
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