UXBRIDGE, U.K. - TelAve -- A claimant, Buppha Wittaya-Amponpunt, has brought a civil lawsuit in the UK on 17 December 2025 against Elon Musk, X.com, Mark Zuckerberg, Meta Platforms, TikTok, the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, and other defendants, alleging decade-long illegal surveillance, misuse of private information on an industrial scale, intimidation, retaliation, coordinated online and offline harassment, sexual harassment, and related causes of action.

The claim, filed in the High Court (The Royal Court of Justice - King's Bench Division, London) raises issues concerning privacy rights, digital platforms, and alleged severe human rights violations arising from online and offline conduct.

According to court filings, the claimant alleges that multiple defendants, acting individually and in concert, engaged in a sustained pattern of intrusive data misuse, illegal surveillance, image-based abuse, racial and sexual harassment, both online and offline, and retaliatory conduct over an extended period.

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The defendants deny liability. The proceedings have been temporarily stayed by the court to allow the claimant, who is acting without legal representation due to the alleged obstruction of her access to lawyers, which may constitute a violation of her human rights article 6 (right to a fair trial), to amend and clarify the Particulars of Claim in accordance with procedural rules.

The Claimant alleges that over a prolonged period her private life was unlawfully monitored, recorded and disseminated widely, probably globally, and that her original literary and creative works were accessed without consent through alleged hacking and other illicit means. The claim further alleges that this material was disseminated to third parties without authorisation, resulting in loss of income, loss of future professional opportunities, and significant psychological harm, including severe PTSD.

The proceedings also claim that the claimant was subjected to ongoing, coordinated harassment and retaliation, including conduct said to have interfered with her ability to secure and maintain employment.

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Certain Defendants, including the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, have denied liability through their legal representatives and have stated that they intend to defend the claim vigorously.

On 19 December 2025, the court stayed the proceedings to permit the claimant to file amended Particulars of Claim in accordance with the court's directions. The claimant is currently preparing those amendments.

You can follow the case on her website at https://buppha.com/2026/01/13/elon-musk-mark-zuckerberg-meta-platforms-and-others-sued-in-uk-for-privacy-violations-retaliation-harassment/

Claim No: KB-2025-004650
Court: High Court of England and Wales