How James Hind's Harassment Campaign Has Impacted My Life.

For years, I have been the target of an organized campaign of harassment led by James Hind and his group, who seem determined to disrupt my life and online work. This isn’t just your typical internet trolling; it’s a carefully executed plan to sabotage my platform and pull me into a cycle of legal entanglements and personal setbacks.

One of the most successful tactics they use against me is disrupting my live YouTube shows. During these broadcasts, they spam my screen with a specific name I am legally barred from mentioning. This forces me to end the live stream prematurely, which not only derails my content but disconnects me from my audience. However, it doesn’t stop there.

After these live stream attacks, Hind reaches out to the person whose name was displayed, prompting them to file a report against me. This leads to police intervention: I get arrested, detained in a cell for up to 20 hours, and have all my devices confiscated—computers, phones, everything I rely on to create content and stay connected.

Then comes the waiting. Each investigation drags on for about a year, with the police scrutinising my devices, but in the end, they find nothing to charge me with. Each time, the investigation concludes with no further action taken due to lack of evidence. And yet, this doesn’t end the harassment. Hind and his team just start the process again, using the same methods to keep me in a constant state of anxiety and disruption.

This cycle—of arrest, confiscation, and eventual release without charges—has taken a toll on my work, my mental health, and my peace of mind. It’s exhausting to think that they can keep weaponizing the system against me in this way, tying me up in legal knots over and over again. Still, I’m determined to make sense of what’s happened to me and to share my story.

I hope that by bringing this to light, I can make other creators aware of the kinds of harassment tactics that can extend far beyond the screen and have real consequences in our lives.