Watch: Stare, Whistle, Comment – It’s Sexual Harassment “Baby”
Cat-calls, whistling, and staring at women count as sexual harassment.
Eve-teasing? No it’s sexual harassment.
Sexual harassment is an everyday occurrence for women and girls. They face sexual harassment in public spaces, public transport, neighbourhoods, public sanitation facilities, educational institutes, workplaces, homes and even online.
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#Askingforit is a Breakthrough’s campaign against sexual harassment.
Breakthrough and The Quint have partnered up to start a conversation on this issue to create an ever-increasing community that stands for zero tolerance of sexual harassment.
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