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Sexual Harassment

Sexual harassment is any unwelcome behavior of a sexual nature that creates a hostile, intimidating, or offensive environment, often occurring in workplaces or educational settings. It can include verbal, visual, or physical actions and violates an individual's rights and dignity.

intermediate
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Sexual harassment is a serious issue that affects individuals in various environments, including workplaces and schools. It encompasses unwelcome sexual advances and behaviors that create a hostile atmosphere. Understanding the different types of harassment, the legal protections available, and the ...

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Sexual Harassment
Unwelcome sexual advances or behavior.

Example: Making inappropriate comments about someone's appearance.

Hostile Environment
An environment where harassment creates discomfort or fear.

Example: A workplace where jokes about sex are common.

Bystander Intervention
Actions taken by individuals to prevent harassment.

Example: Stepping in when witnessing inappropriate behavior.

Title VII
A part of the Civil Rights Act that prohibits employment discrimination.

Example: Employers cannot discriminate based on sex.

Reporting Procedures
Steps to formally report harassment incidents.

Example: Filing a complaint with HR.

Victim Support
Resources available to help victims of harassment.

Example: Counseling services for affected individuals.

Related Topics

Consent
Understanding consent is crucial in discussions about sexual behavior and harassment.
intermediate
Workplace Rights
Exploring employee rights can help individuals understand protections against harassment.
intermediate
Gender Equality
Discussing gender equality can provide context for understanding harassment issues.
intermediate

Key Concepts

Types of harassmentLegal definitionsReporting proceduresPrevention strategies