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New Zealand sees surge in domestic abusers using tech to track ex-partners, prompting new laws and training.
New Zealand experts report a sharp rise in domestic abusers using hidden trackers and everyday tech—like smartphones, smart devices, and even pet microchips—to surveil former partners.
Over 80% of survivors seen by support groups experienced digital abuse, with 56% tracked, often through common apps or household gadgets.
A new stalking law, effective May 2026, will criminalize repeated surveillance in intimate relationships, with up to five years in prison.
Training for frontline workers is expanding to better identify digital coercive control.
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Nueva Zelanda ve un aumento en los abusadores domésticos que usan tecnología para rastrear a sus ex parejas, lo que provoca nuevas leyes y capacitación.