356:. She had been originally charged with one count of stalking, on 9 January 2014. She was released on bail shortly thereafter. While out on bail, she committed two other counts of stalking: one with the same man as for the first count, and one with a different man. She had stalked under the name Farah Dan and other aliases. The stalking of the first victim included the following: sending over 180 hoax calls and texts to him; emailing the man's business associates and friends; inventing and blogging about false allegations of domestic abuse of his wife; sending sexually explicit material to his 16-year-old son; making threats of sexual violence involving his six-year-old daughter. (Damji had been previously accused of stalking the writer
252:). In a high court trademark dispute case she lost the use of name ‘Indobrit’, which had been coined and registered as a trademark by Dr. Anjoom Mukadam, and the magazine folded after nine issues. Dozens of writers, photographers, and other contributors to the magazine were either not paid for their work or given cheques that bounced. During this time she also wrote articles for mainstream and ethnic media, including a regular column in the
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379:(ICO). On 6 June 2018, the ICO upheld the Ministry's decision, and further noted that Damji's "abusive language aimed at a specific individual suggests that has a personal issue with the individual named in her request". On 4 July 2018, Damji appealed the ICO decision to the
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prison, in New York, for those crimes and other crimes related to her art gallery: five counts of grand larceny, possession of a forged instrument, and altering official records. She was also ordered to pay $ 72,000 to her major victims and given four years' probation.
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