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    SaimaSaima WazirWazir

    HumnaHumna MehtabMehtab

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    Introduction:

    Harassment is a behavior that is intended to

    disturb or upset another.

    Harassment can mean:An action that makes someone feel

    uncomfortableUsage of words that make someone feel

    uncomfortable

    Putting someone at risk in some way

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    Factors that might cause harassment:

    Degrading words

    Pictures (like graffiti, photos, or posters) Undeserved demands

    Spoken or written putdowns

    Gestures

    Jokes other unwanted comments or acts

    Wanting to have power over the person.

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    Harassment can be on the basis of:

    Gender

    Race

    Disability

    Age

    Looks

    Personal grudges

    Religious beliefs

    Family

    Birth place

    Political beliefs

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    What does the harasser think:

    He might not think he is harassing somebody. It might surprise him if someone calls him a harasser.

    He might not mean to harm, he is treating them theway he has learned to treat women.

    He might feel that he has the right to behave thisway with them.

    He might not think his actions have a big impact onher.

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    What does the harasser think:

    He might want to push her out because of genderbiasness

    He might be angry because she is assertive orquestion his way of doing things.

    He might know he is upsetting her or harming her.He may enjoy the challenge. Maybe he feels more

    powerful when he treats her badly.

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    Work place means:

    An office A factory

    A building

    A private home

    A school A store

    Travelling during job

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    Workplace harassment:

    When someone harasses another person while theyare doing their job, or on their way to or from work

    A harasser can be anyone whom they come in contact withbecause of their work. That person might be a:

    Boss Supervisor Manager

    Member of your board of directors Coworker Customer Patient Person in the union.

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    Examples ofWorkplace Harassment

    A joke passed on by a coworker like, would you liketo have some refreshment after work today? I can behelpful

    Threatening the employee like, You better do my

    work as well, for your own sake Displaying degrading pictures in areas where females

    have to work.

    Degrading comments whispered by a coworker.

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    Examples ofWorkplace Harassment

    Acting or looking at them in a way to make themuncomfortable.

    Threatening of demotion, dismissal, rejection ofpromotion if his will is not complied with

    Purposely coming into proximity and making remarks

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    Avoiding Harassment:

    Make him feel that the behaviour is notapproved of.

    Warning the person about the consequences

    Asking for support from the coworkers

    Informing the authorities

    Legal action.

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    WorkplaceHarassment In

    Pakistan

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    WorkplaceHarassment in Pakistan:

    The legal arrangement for stopping womenharassment is not satisfactory.

    Now they have planned to amend Section (2) (b) (i)to provide women protection by dismissal of the

    people involved in the act. Different organizations in Pakistan are working on

    the issue both in private and public sector, like

    AASHA , HRCP, Aurat Foundation respectively.

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    Statistics of Pakistan:

    58% of the interviewed nurses said that they faced

    physical harassment at workplace, 11%refused itsexistence and the rest denied to talk. (age limit: 16-

    21)

    93% of the employees faced physical harassment at

    workplace (age limit: 14-30) At domestic level i.e. Brick kilns and agricultural

    fields 95% women faced physical abuse.

    (From Action Aid Pakistan)

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    Legal Protection offered to Women:

    In the era of Pervez Musharaf this issue was focusedon and initial steps were taken.

    Ministry of Women development are working withCEDAW to eliminate the problem.

    Protection Against Harassment at Workplace Bill2008 and the Criminal Law (Amendment) Bill 2008,

    are aimed at providing women protection. Formulation of Code of Conduct. Government has sought help of media to create

    awareness among the masses.

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    SOURCE: www.dawn.com

    www.ittaleem.com

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    Problems faced byWomen in Peshawar

    Threats from Islamic Extremists, to theinstitutions working for women protection.

    Putting pressure to follow a certain dress

    code.

    Discouragement from male co-workers and

    family

    No legal protection against any discrepancy

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    Problems faced byWomen in Peshawar

    Male dominating society

    Expectations to manage both, career andhousehold equally.

    The disrespect for their gender

    Due to this disrespect(by customers andextremists), female workers at KFC quit their jobs

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    Continued...

    On 2 July 2000, leaders of the Tehrik-e-Nafaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammadi (TNSM) in Malakand Divisiondirected their followers during a rally to marry any

    woman belonging to an NGO they met. Its leader

    said, ''if you see any female NGO worker in our areatake her home and marry her so that she spends [the

    rest of] her life inside four walls'

    NGOs like Khwendo Kor is on the hit list

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    Continued...

    The dire need for shelter is evident from governmentstatistics: of 780 women who approached the sixgovernmental Women Crisis Centres, 291 women

    sought legal assistance, 55 medical help and 60

    shelter; the latter were sent toD

    arul Amans There are several women sheltering in Peshawar

    Central Jail, detained under section 107 Code of

    Criminal Procedure (CrPC)

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    Question: Yes: No: Indiff erence: Comments:

    Have youever

    experienced any

    type of Harassment

    (Vocal, physical,

    discrimination)?

    62.5% 37.5% ___The sample was

    from different

    backgrounds of

    work, including

    interns, managers,nannies, teachers

    Did you take any

    step against it?40% 60% ___ the women from

    organizations with

    less flexibility,

    refused to reveal

    Was any action

    taken?20% 80%

    Did female

    coworkerssupport?25% 12.5% 62.5% 12.5% said that they

    faced rudeness

    from their

    coworkers

    Have youever

    witnessed physical

    assault?

    37.5% 62.5% ___

    Is there any policy

    designed against it?44% 66% ___ The sample was

    from different

    backgrounds, even

    homes.

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    Personal Experiences of:

    The Teachers

    The Ma

    na

    gers The Nannies

    The Interns

    The middle managerial staff

    The female helpers at homes

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    Any Questions