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Currently, one in five women in the European Union have experienced stalking since the age of 15 – our author has been a victim herself. Nevertheless, not all EU countries have a clear definition of stalking. But what are the effects of cyberstalking on the victim? What are the current investigation practices and tendencies in Bulgaria? And what needs to be done to tackle the issue?

Svetla Baeva is the Campaigns and Communications Manager at the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee, a prominent human rights organization in Bulgaria. She is 2010 graduate in Political Science from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and holds a double BA degree in European Studies and Journalism. She is also a researcher on issues such as children's right's and deinstitutionalization and refugee rights.

Svetla Baeva
svetla.baeva@gmail.com
Svetla Baeva is the Campaigns and Communications Manager at the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee, a prominent human rights organization in Bulgaria. She is 2010 graduate in Political Science from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and holds a double BA degree in European Studies and Journalism. She is also a researcher on issues such as children's right's and deinstitutionalization and refugee rights.

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