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    Ian M
    Nov 04, 2020

    Coercion

    in ACTIVISM

    This is from the CPS website which are the characteristics of coercion under criminal law. Could a private prosecution be taken against the government under coercion.


    • Isolating a person from their friends and family

    • Depriving them of their basic needs

    • Monitoring their time

    • Monitoring a person via online communication tools or using spyware

    • Taking control over aspects of their everyday life, such as where they can go, who they can see, what to wear and when they can sleep

    • Depriving them access to support services, such as specialist support or medical services

    • Repeatedly putting them down such as telling them they are worthless

    • Enforcing rules and activity which humiliate, degrade or dehumanise the victim

    • Forcing the victim to take part in criminal activity such as shoplifting, neglect or abuse of children to encourage self-blame and prevent disclosure to authorities

    • Financial abuse including control of finances, such as only allowing a person a punitive allowance

    • Control ability to go to school or place of study

    • Taking wages, benefits or allowances

    • Threats to hurt or kill

    • Threats to harm a child

    • Threats to reveal or publish private information (e.g. threatening to 'out' someone)

    • Threats to hurt or physically harming a family pet