Prajnya Initiatives @prajnya28 Nov The ILO sees sexual harassment as a form of discrimination at work. http://bit.ly/IkfmuX#nosgbv
Issues predate the spotlight of headlines; so it has been with workplace sexual harassment: http://bit.ly/Ikfxq7 #nosgbv
The journey towards the equal right of Indian women to a safe workplace began with Bhanwari Devi. http://bit.ly/IkfN8J #nosgbv
Expert paper by Naina Kapur on sexual harassment and law reform: http://bit.ly/Ikg6Ac #nosgbv
While there is a new law, the Vishaka guidelines remain useful as we respond to workplace sexual harassment; http://bit.ly/Ikgjn2 #nosgbv
Summary of Vishaka guidelines (useful definitions and explanations). http://bit.ly/IkhlzB Also see: http://bit.ly/Ikhkvw #nosgbv
What is the new law on sexual harassment of women in the workplace? http://bit.ly/Iki5Vj #nosgbv
Data on workplace sexual harassment is hard to come by, and reports rarely enter the public domain. http://bit.ly/IkgsHa #nosgbv
Young men and women perceive workplace sexual harassment differently. http://1.usa.gov/IkgUVZ#nosgbv
What to do if you experience sexual harassment at your workplace: http://bit.ly/Ikiirx #nosgbv
More do's and don'ts. “Don’t use the words “please don’t”. Harassers will only hear the “please”.” http://bit.ly/IkjR95 #nosgbv
Do’s and don’t’s for sexual harassment committees by Hengasara Hakkina Sangha: http://bit.ly/IkivLk#nosgbv
A website devoted to workplace sexual harassment awareness. http://bit.ly/bR572B Universal relevance! #nosgbv
Train, respond, avoid: how to prevent workplace sexual harassment. http://mnstr.me/IkkmzM #nosgbv
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