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Before Action Is Taken

We do not begin with deployment.

Every instruction starts with a structured assessment to establish whether our involvement is appropriate and what level of support is required.

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What This Allows

  • Clear understanding of exposure

  • Proportionate response planning

  • Defensible decision-making

    • Who This Is Typically For

    We are typically engaged by individuals requiring discretion, organisations managing risk, and legal or regulatory professionals.

    Private Individuals
    Corporate & Business
    Legal & Litigation

    Our Role Is Not

  • Reactive deployment without clarity

  • Escalation driven by assumptions

  • Generic or off-the-shelf responses

    • Our Approach

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    Anti-Stalking Protection in Scotland

    Anti-stalking support is used where an individual is experiencing repeated, unwanted behaviour that causes concern, distress, or fear. These situations often involve uncertainty around intent, escalation, or personal safety, and require clarity before protective, legal, or safeguarding action is taken.

    At Dion International, anti-stalking support is applied with care and proportionality. The objective is not alarm or assumption, but to establish factual clarity around behaviour, patterns, and risk so that informed decisions can be made with confidence.

    Stalking & Harassment Concerns

    Stalking behaviour can take many forms, including persistent following, unwanted communication, monitoring of movements, online activity, or repeated presence near a home, workplace, or routine locations. In many cases, behaviour may initially appear ambiguous, making it difficult to determine whether concern is justified or whether escalation is likely.

    Uncertainty often arises where incidents occur across different settings or over extended periods, leaving individuals unsure how to interpret what is happening or how best to respond. The emotional impact can be significant, particularly where behaviour affects daily routines, well-being, or a sense of personal safety.

    Where concern exists, anti-stalking support may be used to establish objective clarity around behaviour, frequency, and context. This allows appropriate steps to be considered based on evidence rather than fear or speculation.

    How Anti-Stalking Support Is Applied

    Each instruction is assessed individually to determine whether investigative or protective activity is justified and likely to provide meaningful clarity. Assessment focuses on the nature of the behaviour, reported incidents, and whether structured enquiry can assist in understanding risk or escalation.

    Support is then directed toward the specific concerns identified, which may include documenting patterns of behaviour, establishing timelines, or identifying relevant indicators. Activity remains proportionate and focused, avoiding unnecessary intrusion while ensuring accuracy and reliability.

    Information is gathered carefully and considered objectively. The emphasis remains on clarity, relevance, and proportionality throughout, ensuring that outcomes support personal safety planning, safeguarding measures, or engagement with legal or support services where appropriate.

    Benefits

    • Establish clarity around repeated or concerning behaviour.
    • Reduce uncertainty and emotional strain.
    • Support informed personal safety.
    • Apply proportionate, sensitive investigative approaches.
    • Document behaviour accurately
    • Provide clarity to inform next steps.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    When is anti-stalking support appropriate?

    Anti-stalking support is appropriate where repeated behaviour causes concern, distress, or fear, and where clarity is needed to understand risk or decide on protective action.

    Is anti-stalking support conducted discreetly?

    Yes. Discretion and sensitivity are central to anti-stalking support, with activity planned to minimise exposure and protect personal wellbeing.

    How is the scope of support determined?

    Scope is defined during an initial assessment, based on the nature of the behaviour, the level of concern, and whether support activity is likely to provide meaningful clarity.