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Female This article is written for women and assumes a male offender, however SECASA acknowledges that both men and women can be survivors of sexual abuse and that offenders can be male and female.

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. The legal definition of sexual harassment
  3. What to do
  4. Making a complaint
  5. Sexual harassment in employment
  6. Sexual harassment in education
  7. Sexual harassment in the goods and services
  8. Sexual harassment in clubs.

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