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Tag: sexual harassment

Sexual harassment and domestic abuse: there’s an app for that

Posted on 12th April 202112th April 2021 by Alba Goskova

A new app, developed by Albanian teenagers, helps to protect women from sexual violence.

Catcalling: combating the normalisation of sexual harassment

Posted on 26th November 202026th November 2020 by Louise Danger

Most women can recall the first time they were catcalled. Mine was when I was 13, walking alone in my home-town centre when two men in a van shouted out of their window that they […]

“I So Would Have Gone for You”

Posted on 23rd October 202022nd October 2020 by Ruby Campbell

Ruby discusses whether the pandemic has increased sexual harassment and unwanted flirtations. She takes us through her funny but distressing personal experience of having an increased amount of male reappearances during lockdown. There must be […]

‘Epidemic’ Levels of Sexual Harassment at UK Universities

Posted on 20th March 2019 by Beatriz Casarrubios Lopez

A recent survey has uncovered that over half of the university student population in the UK have experienced unwanted sexual behaviour – ranging from undesired sexual messages to rape. The survey, carried out by charity […]

Is This Sexual Harassment?

Posted on 5th February 201926th March 2019 by Isabel Ralphs

With 2018 the year of Harvey Weinstein and Sir Philip Green, one might think that as a society we’ve now got a pretty good grip on what it means to be sexually harassed in the […]

“Surviving R Kelly” Exposes Society’s Racial Bias When It Comes To Sexual Harassment

Posted on 1st February 201926th March 2019 by Eloise Barry

From his illegal marriage to fifteen-year-old singer Aaliyah in 1994 to the child pornography trial of 2008 to the sadistic sex cult reported to Buzzfeed in 2017, R Kelly’s well-known exploits have furthered his career […]

Gillette Debate: ‘Woke-Washing’ or Shaving Toxic Masculinity?

Posted on 1st February 201912th September 2019 by Molly Butler-Crewe

Another Example of Commercial Woke-Washing With the shutdown of US government at the hands of the most puerile and incompetent leader the free world has ever seen, and a different famous face being accused or […]

#MeToo and the Silencing of the Press

Posted on 9th November 201826th March 2019 by Aniruddha Gupta

It has been an unholy tradition for many years that powerful people can silence accusers using defamation suits, NDAs, and other legal tools that are weaponized in order to rummage through the life of accusers […]

#MeToo Finally Comes to India

Posted on 19th October 201826th March 2019 by Srika Nambiar

Exactly a year ago, when numerous women spoke out about the sexual crimes they faced at the hands of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, no one imagined that it would give rise to a movement which […]

Has Public Trial by Social Media Killed ‘Innocent Until Proven Guilty’?

Posted on 12th October 201826th March 2019 by Alexander Wilde

The recent spate of allegations against celebrities and normal folk alike, as well as the success of the #MeToo movement, have led to what many call a breakthrough on the silence and stigma of sex […]

62% of Students Experience Sexual Violence, Report Suggests

Posted on 9th October 201815th March 2019 by Chloe Williams

The Rape Crisis Organisation defines sexual harassment as “unwanted behaviour of a sexual nature”. This includes anything from non-verbal actions such as wolf-whistling to physical harassment, like groping. In a report carried out by Revolt […]

Times Up: We need to push for action, not words

Posted on 25th January 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

In the midst of this watershed moment, where many are calling out sexual misconduct and demanding diversity in the workplace, the importance of not only speaking out, but also taking action, is paramount. The Hollywood […]

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