Illegal anti-trans doxxing site linked to Australian TERF movement

At the front of this photo of prominent Australian anti-trans TERFs sits a man who goes by the online pseudonym Fraser D Anderson. Loved by the anti-trans crowd, He pseudonymously runs and promotes three websites dedicated to doxxing and harassing transgender women. I will call them the index site, the list site, and the files site.

In the words of a Victoria Police Senior Sergeant, “the women are lovely.” But it is a ruse. The women in the anti-transgender movement outsource their cruelty and terror to those on the periphery, while strategically hiding behind a veil of white womanhood and victimhood.

I experienced this myself on the 16th of August. Police physically assaulted me and then unlawfully and discriminatorily removed me from an anti-trans rally because the TERFs claimed they felt “intimidated.” The anti-trans group outnumbered me 30 to 1, with many of them men. Yet, it is the same pattern played out again and again; TERFs play the victim while relying on others to do their violence.

This outsourcing of terror is not unique. IT Crowd creator and TERF Graham Linehan (known as Glinner) has spent years targeting transgender people online, encouraging his followers to stalk and harass them. While TERFs stand on the periphery cheering it on. I have, in fact, been on the receiving end of his followers, receiving death and rape threats from men alongside many ugly messages from TERFs. TERFs never disavow these men because their movement depends on them. They outsource the attacks, so they can maintain the false victim status.

Police yet to take action on anti-trans doxxing site

The doxxing site lists the full or partial identities of about 454 transgender people (as at 24 August). This includes locations, dates of birth, deadnames, and other personal information.

This site is designed to intimidate and vilify. Yet despite repeated reports to police, it remains online, and the targeted doxxing of transgender women continues unchecked.

The man behind these searchable indexes of transgender people’s information ironically works hard to keep his own identity secret. However, I can confirm that Fraser Anderson’s is the creator and promoter of the website, and his real name is David Wallace. David Wallace is a disgraced former lecturer in NSW.

He calls his doxxing operation a “public safeguarding project” and describes transgender women as “sex deceptionists.” He targets advocates and activists, those who dare to be visible and stick their heads above the parapet. I myself expect to be added to his list soon after the publication of this article, but I will not be intimidated.

Wallace first began mocking anti-vilification and anti-doxxing laws in Queensland in 2024. From the NSW border he published a series of posts targeting several transgender women who had done nothing more than live their lives fully.

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Prominent TERFs follow and celebrate David’s doxxing, deadnaming and stalking of transgender women. The TERF movement does do its best to keep one step removed from those who attack, doxx and threaten transgender people, but occasionally the veil is pierced, as it was here by the leader of the Melbourne TERF rallies.

Doxxing with the intent to cause fear like this is a crime in Australia, even more so when done against someone for the reason of having a protected characteristic. Yet the police continue to ignore these websites while actively facilitating anti-trans rallies.

It is not difficult to understand why the relationship between the Police and the transgender community in Australia is at breaking point, and why so many are willing to fight the police directly in black bloc when they continue to protect TERF rallies without a thought for the damage inflicted on transgender people.