The orders can ban an offender from contacting someone by any means, including in person or social media.
Stalking Protections Orders are said to be an important development in helping to better protect victims or anyone connected with them.
The order can prohibit subjects from publishing material, or making reference to material already published, directly or indirectly linked to the victim. An order can last for a minimum of two years and breaching the order is a criminal offence punishable by up to five years imprisonment.
"I think many people when they hear the word 'stalking' will think of someone lurking in the shadows."It is a pattern of behaviours that is fixated, obsessive, unwanted and repeated."Richard Pengelly, Permanent Secretary at the Department of Justice, said stalking could have a "devastating impact on victims".
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