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#YouToo: The Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Report of the House of Commons Women and Equalities Committee – Karon Monaghan

August 7, 2018 Nic Mainwood
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There is an obvious relationship between work and sexual harassment in public spaces. The risk of being felt-up on the underground or sexually assaulted on the walk home from evening/night work or of being subject to lewd remarks in a job agency may all impede a woman’s ability to take up work of her choice.

Read Karon Monaghan's article here

Read the House of Commons Women Equalities Committee report here

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