A heads up about getting sued for online harassment. Google the ongoing case of Paloma Brierly Newton V Zane Alchin. Essentially, it depends where the harassment takes place. IF the plaintiff can prove ongoing stalker/ harassment type behavior, there is a case. It doesn't have to go through a "cease and desist" process first. Punishments vary from fines and court costs through to terms of imprisonment. The case rests on whether the harassment is protected speech or whether it is persistent, direct and ongoing threatening behavior. Sharing names and images does not qualify as harassing behavior. If the harassment can be deemed to be detrimental to the subjects employment, health, quality of life etc , the harasser may be found guilty. As this is a criminal act, the decision to investigate and prosecute lies with the police/prosecutors and, after the victim has reported the crime, it is their discretion whether or not to proceed.  She can't sue for damages until it is deemed that a crime has been committed. I'm not entirely clear what legal standing that woman has. If the posts about her here are shared directly to her Facebook account, she may have a case. Stay safe shitlords. Know your rights.