Sexual harassment at UN

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United Nations of Harassment? 1-in-3 UN employees sexually harassed – report

A shocking one-in-three United Nations employees report they have been sexually harassed at work over the past two years, according to a first-of-its-kind survey – and the figure is even higher for whole-career harassment.

While the most common types of "harassment" reported were "sexual stories or jokes that were offensive" and "offensive remarks about appearance, body or sexual activities," more serious transgressions were also common, including offensive gestures and touching, as well as unwelcome attempts at conversation about sexual matters.

 

[Jenn]

"While the most common types of "harassment" reported were "sexual stories or jokes that were offensive" and "offensive remarks about appearance, body or sexual activities," more serious transgressions were also common, including offensive gestures and touching, as well as unwelcome attempts at conversation about sexual matters. "

The statistic of 1 in 3 isn't really surprising considering they include all of the above examples as sexual harassment, which IMO is ridiculous. The definition of sexual harassment appears to be constantly changing and new "offenses" are being added to the long list of "why men are bad". Which reminds me of the new Gillette shaving advertisement: