<h1>Coordinated online doxxing and threats against critics led to job losses and potential harassment, privacy, and tort claims</h1> A coordinated online campaign allegedly targeted critics of a far-right activist, resulting in threats, doxxing and employment discipline or termination; a website reportedly published critics' identifying information and a senior official urged supporters to contact employers. The article compares these practices to mid-20th century blacklistings and warns of chilled speech and increased risk of violence. Legal issues raised include unlawful harassment and privacy invasions, potential torts (intentional infliction of emotional distress, defamation), employment-law claims for wrongful discipline or retaliation, and First Amendment tensions when public officials promote employer pressure; remedies include civil suits, privacy enforcement and administrative or criminal investigation.