WHAT is acceptable behaviour for one person is not always acceptable to another. It’s time to stop trivialising sexual harassment, victim-shaming and body-shaming.
It is high time to stop telling the complainant not to over-react. It is not over-reaction if it threatens one’s safety, well-being or mental health. It takes a lot of courage to speak up and initiate uncomfortable discussions.
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