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1) Sexual harassment involves unwelcome sexual advances or behavior that makes someone feel uncomfortable, while sexual assault is a more serious offense involving non-consensual sexual contact. It is important to understand the distinction to ensure victims receive proper support and harassment is addressed appropriately based on severity. 2) Sexual harassment describes unwanted sexual acts like bringing up improper sexual topics, persistently asking for sexual favors, unwanted physical contact, and exhibiting objectionable sexual content. These actions negatively impact feelings of safety and well-being. 3) Increased awareness, activism, and legislation have advanced efforts to address sexual harassment in Pakistan, but more enforcement of current laws is still needed to ensure timely resolution of cases and punishment of offenders.

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1) Sexual harassment involves unwelcome sexual advances or behavior that makes someone feel uncomfortable, while sexual assault is a more serious offense involving non-consensual sexual contact. It is important to understand the distinction to ensure victims receive proper support and harassment is addressed appropriately based on severity. 2) Sexual harassment describes unwanted sexual acts like bringing up improper sexual topics, persistently asking for sexual favors, unwanted physical contact, and exhibiting objectionable sexual content. These actions negatively impact feelings of safety and well-being. 3) Increased awareness, activism, and legislation have advanced efforts to address sexual harassment in Pakistan, but more enforcement of current laws is still needed to ensure timely resolution of cases and punishment of offenders.

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Shiza Imran

22U03060
Sec I

1) Unwelcome sexual advances or behavior, including remarks, jokes, or gestures that incite
hostility or discomfort, are referred to as sexual harassment. It could be said, seen, or felt.
Sexual assault, on the other hand, is a more serious offense that involves violent or non-
consensual sexual contact, such as stroking, massaging, or groping. Yes, I was aware of this
distinction previously. It is important to comprehend this distinction because it enables
victims to receive support and appropriate actions by enabling the recognition and handling
of inappropriate behavior as well as an understanding of the various degrees of severity in
such circumstances.
2)Sexual harassment is the term used to describe a variety of unwanted sexual acts. This
involves bringing up improper sexual topics in conversation or jokes, persistently asking for
sexual favors, and making unwanted physical advances like hugs or touches. In addition,
exhibiting objectionable content like graphic pictures, sending unsolicited sexually suggestive
texts or emails, and inciting hostility with constant advances or remarks about sex are all seen
as types of sexual harassment. These actions can take place anywhere, from offices to
classrooms, and they have a significant negative influence on people's feelings of safety and
wellbeing.
3) Increased awareness, activism, and the implementation of legislation such as the Protection
against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act in 2010 have all contributed to the
advancement of efforts to address sexual harassment in Pakistan. Notwithstanding these
developments, more enforcement of current legislation is still required to guarantee the
timely resolution of harassment cases and the punishment of those who engage in it.
Comprehensive educational initiatives that support gender equality, consent, and respect from
an early age are also essential for long-term shifts in society perceptions and actions related
to harassment.
4)Religious charges such as "deen say duuri," which suggest a deviation from religious
doctrine, can cause women to be reluctant to talk about harassment. By encouraging open
communication, teaching rights and boundaries, making sure that talking about harassment is
consistent with religious principles, and pushing for change, parents may play a critical role
in providing support for their children. Despite misunderstandings from society or religion,
children who grow up in a loving household are more likely to speak out against harassment.

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