UXBRIDGE, U.K. - TelAve -- A civil claim has been filed in the High Court of Justice concerning serious privacy violations (both digital and physical), including illegal surveillance, hidden cameras, secret filming, voyeurism, cybersex trade, misuse of private information, commercial exploitation, industrial-scale harassment, intimidation, and digital exploitation involving AI‑generated content.

The claimant has published the claim number and redacted court documents on her website to ensure transparency and to counter false rumours circulating online about the legitimacy of the legal action.

Claim Number: KB-2025-004650

Court: High Court of Justice, King's Bench Division in London

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Date Filed: 18 December 2025

The legal action seeks injunctive relief, disclosure orders, damages, and protection from ongoing harm. The case highlights the growing public‑interest concern around digital exploitation and the urgent need for stronger safeguards to protect individuals from covert monitoring and misuse of personal data.

A public awareness campaign has been launched alongside the legal proceedings to educate the public about digital privacy risks, promote transparency, and encourage ethical behaviour from institutions and platforms.

Redacted court documents and a procedural timeline are available on the claimant's website for verification.

For more information, visit:

https://buppha.com/legal-case/