Tracked, doxxed, put on TV trial: How women CJP protesters were hunted down by the Right wing & ‘star’ anchors

According to a report by Alt News, participants in the recent CJP protests have faced a coordinated campaign of online harassment and doxxing. The report alleges that various social media accounts have systematically targeted women who took part in the demonstrations, circulating videos of their participation alongside abusive commentary.

Beyond verbal abuse, the report highlights the publication of screenshots containing sensitive personal information, a practice commonly referred to as doxxing. Alt News suggests that this campaign was facilitated by specific online groups and amplified by certain media figures, effectively turning digital discourse into a targeted effort to intimidate protesters who had previously spoken to the media.

The situation underscores growing concerns regarding the safety of activists in the digital space. As these protests gained momentum, the shift from political disagreement to the exposure of private details has raised questions about the boundaries of online political expression and the potential for real-world consequences for those targeted by such campaigns.