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Q: Have you ever witnessed sexual harassment in China?

My friends in China all say they've seen quite a few cases of women getting harassed, but to be honest I haven't really witnessed anything at all. Once, in a really crowded bus, a woman THOUGHT a guy behind touched her. She rounded on him and verbally harassed HIM. I couldn't say for sure whether he really did it or not, but given how packed the bus was, it would have been difficult to prove.

 

I did, however, once see some creep with a cell phone taking pics of girls dressed in skirts going up the stairs. A couple of girls saw him but none said anything.

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not big ones.. have seen slight harassments in restaurents...bars.. etc

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  Yep, a drunk dude in Yangshuo kept grabbing one of the waitresses and making out like they were lovers cuddling, all very much against her will, so I threatened to hit him over the head with a bottle and he stopped.

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Why?!!!!!!.......Why?!!!!!.You should have let them have their way until a point in which you can start recording an AV................man what you did makes me cry

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Saw a chinese dude grabbing his Gf's ass and walking with her on the street....Does that count?

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Sexual harassment in China will not be reported, however it is graded, nothing below a 3 is worth while.

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