Increasing number of men reporting sexual harassment just tip of iceberg, says lawyers' group


PETALING JAYA: More men must come forward and share instances of sexual harassment as the number of reports lodged are just the tip of the iceberg, says a lawyers' group.

The Association of Women Lawyers (AWL) said that with increased awareness and support, more people are likely to speak out.

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