Sexual Harassment Call It Out

Sexual Harassment that can happen in a Public Place, including College

This can include:

• Making sexually explicit comments or gestures in public – whether
  on the street, in college, in a bar, on public transport or another public place
• Leering or unwanted staring
• Sitting uncomfortably close on public transport
• Unwanted questions about someone’s sex life
• Unwanted sexual attention or asking for sex
• Upskirting (taking pictures or filming up someone’s skirt without them knowing)
• Flashing
• Following someone
• Stalking (a pattern of obsessive behaviour which can include sending unwanted presents, making unwanted communication, damaging property, physical or sexual assault. This can be perpetrated by an ex-intimate partner, a stranger or anyone known to the victim)
• Groping (unwanted sexual touching anywhere on the body, which could be sexual assault)
• Spiking (when someone puts alcohol or drugs into another person’s drink or their body without their knowledge and/or consent)

We wish to support you if you are a victim of sexual harassment, please tell a member of staff or report it on-line on the student portal.  While the targets of sexual harassment are usually women and girls, some men will also be impacted, we wish to support any victim.

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