I am being subjected to organized stalking.

Organized stalking refers to an act in which multiple people collectively monitor, follow, and harass a single person, and it is a serious type of crime that gravely infringes on the victim's daily life and psychological safety.

If you have suffered harm from organized stalking, it is first important to promptly report the matter to the police and register as a 'person subject to emergency reporting of stalking crimes.'

You should report the situation on the scene through 112 or the Smart National Report app, while also managing the stalking code and requesting personal safety measures.

Through the police's 'personal safety measures for crime victims' program, you can receive protection such as the provision of temporary shelter, the assignment of security personnel, a restraining order request, and the issuance of a location tracking device.

You should secure evidence as specifically as possible.

For example, CCTV footage showing repeated instances of being followed, vehicle license plate numbers, SNS posts, screenshots of conversations, a log kept by time period, and witness statements all serve as material proving the continuity of the organized stalking.

In particular, to enhance the objectivity of the evidence, it is also effective to concurrently obtain recovery analysis from a digital forensics expert.

At the legal response stage, you can block the perpetrator's approach through a restraining order and a request for provisional measures, and initiate criminal punishment procedures through a formal criminal complaint.

In addition, if the threat persists or the risk of physical approach is high, it is also effective to concurrently use protection services through a professional security center.

Because harm from organized stalking tends to expand as time passes, rather than responding alone, it is above all important to consult with an expert who has experience handling organized stalking cases and to pursue both securing your safety and a legal response.