Harassment covers a wide range of behaviors of an offensive nature. It is commonly understood as behavior intended to disturb or upset, and it is characteristically repetitive. In the legal sense, it is intentional behavior.

Harassment has become possible using a computer, and is a crime known

as "cyberstalking." Computers have allowed harassers to stalk their victims using the

Internet, email or instant messaging specially In your workplace where information accessible.

Harassment happens all the time on

Facebook. From sexual harassment to assault

threats, there has been a significant

increase in the number of harassment

cases happening on Facebook. It’s not

uncommon for sex offenders and sexual predators .

Racial harassment occurs when a person or group repeatedly uses discriminatory remarks,

behaviours or practices to show racial intolerance against a co-worker or their

colour, descent, culture, language or religion. In social medias such as Facebook.

Religious harassment typically consists of behavior that seeks to make someone feel threatened or emotionally distressed due to his or her religious beliefs or background. This can often be connected to cultural and religious persecution, prejudice.

A kind of harassment that involves the

Wrong doings and verdict of the work

Of the policemen through online blogs

And articles which inhibits negative thoughts

Which also exemplifies power abuse at

Its very form and its kind.

A kind of harassment which involves

Psychological factors that plays with the

Mind through a kind of bullyingThrough messages, hate

speeches, picturesBlogs, haters and more. This isone very common cyber-crime

kind.

Murphy was indicted in April 2004, for sending harassing emails to Seattle resident Joelle Ligon and to other employees of the City of Seattle. He pleaded guilty to two counts in June 2004. In sentencing Murphy

James Robert Murphy, 38, of Columbia, South Carolina, was sentenced to 5 years of probation, 500 hours of community service, and more than $12,000 in restitution today for two counts of Use of a Telecommunications Device.

, U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Zilly told Murphy he "...did not demonstrate the type of remorse he should under the circumstances." In his plea agreement, Murphy admitted he had a sporadic romantic relationship with Ligon

from 1984-1990. In May of 2002, Murphy began sending dozens of uninvited and harassing emails and facsimile (fax) messages to Ligon and her co-workers. Murphy hid his identity with special email programs and created (AJFC) and.

the "Anti Joelle Fan Club" repeatedly sent threatening emails from this alleged Group. Murphy disseminated false information about Ligon's background to her co-workers. The harassment escalated over time, with Murphy sending pornographic material and making it appear that Ligon .