Designing transportation for women: Night paratransit service for the female community of Sapienza university of Rome by Maria Vittoria Corazza, Silvia D’Eramo

“…The local press often reports on women’s harassment in transit, which poses a significant problem for the female community at Sapienza University of Rome, particularly during evening commutes. …”
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Les enseignantes et enseignants sont-ils égaux face aux contraintes organisationnelles au sein des établissements du second degré ? by Dominique Cau-Bareille

“…The research aimed to improve our understanding of gender relations in teaching and to shed light on harassment issues, which are mainly reported by women. …”
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"Our Blood Is Not Cheap": A Photovoice Project on Being Arab in a Racialized United States by Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Suhad Tabahi, Itedal Shalabi

“…The events of 9/11 and the heightened rhetoric of hate during the Trump presidency encouraged anti-Muslim sentiment and increased racial profiling and harassment. This community-based participatory research (CBPR) project uses Photovoice as a methodology to better understand the lived experiences and narratives of Arab Americans in the post-Trump1 era and as a tool for advocacy. …”
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A gender critique of the EU directive on platform work from the perspective of feminised and racialised labour by Nelli Kambouri

“…In the text of the directive there are few references to “gender” or to “women” and important issues like work-life balance, equal pay for equal work, sexual harassment, intersectional gender discrimination, or paid maternity and paternity leaves are mentioned but not considered. …”
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Advancing Gender Equity in Health: The Role of Medical Women’s International Association by Wajiha Rizwan, Eleanor Nwadinobi

“…MWAP is working nationally to tackle workplace gender disparities through workshops and seminars aimed at creating harassment-free environments for women health professionals.Through strategic partnerships, MWIA and MWAP are promoting gender equity by fostering cross-sectoral collaboration and creating inclusive healthcare solutions. …”
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Politik Representasi Identitas Perempuan dalam Media: Wacana Kritis Pemberitaan KDRT di suara.com by 'Ulya Nurul Makiyah, Luma’ul ‘Adilah Hayya, Dwi Sufa Nada Qisthina

“…Men's views tend to see women as sexual objects, sex symbols, objects that reinforce patriarchal patterns, and vulnerable to harassment and violence. This study aims to uncover the politics of women's representation in reporting domestic violence on suara.com. …”
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POLITICAL BEHAVIOR AND ELECTORAL VIOLENCE IN NIGERIA: ANALYSIS OF THE 2011 AND 2015 GENERAL ELECTIONS by IBIRONKE B. DOMINION ADIGUN

“…If resources and potentials of the nation will be properly maximized, it will begin with an election without intimidation or harassment. The voters should be allowed to freely vote for the candidate and political parties of their choice. …”
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Researching diverse understandings of justice and the potential of restorative measures for hate crimes by Olga Jubany, Isabelle Carles

“…These potential effects make restorative justice particularly well-suited for hate crimes and hate-motivated harassment and discrimination, due to frequent profound consequences for both the victims and society as a whole. …”
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Dispelling stigma and enduring bias: exploring the perception of esports participation among young women by Di Tang, Bo Peng, Ruisi Ma, Kim-wai Raymond Sum

“…However, traditional cultural norms and masculine gaming culture, manifested in gender discrimination and online harassment, significantly challenge women’s inclusive participation in the esports ecosystem. …”
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Examining the Influence of Covid-19 Pandemic on Female Students’ Education in Secondary Schools in Kisoro Municipality, Uganda by Hadijah, Nalule

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The roles of a peer-led collaborative learning approach in Ethiopian secondary schools by Feyisa Mulisa, Simeret Kassahun Mekonnen

“…Ironically the approach by far rewards group leaders to do all activities that would be done by each of the group members increases the dependency of middle and low achiever students and becomes a milieu of sexual harassment mainly for female students. Acknowledging more research findings would be warranted, we suggest that the practice of PLCL ought to be arranged towards subject specific task orientation and the quality of mentoring processes should be restructured in the form of more supportive, participative and cooperative ways. …”
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The roles of a peer-led collaborative learning approach in Ethiopian secondary schools by Feyisa Mulisa, Simeret Kassahun Mekonnen

“…Ironically the approach by far rewards group leaders to do all activities that would be done by each of the group members increases the dependency of middle and low achiever students and becomes a milieu of sexual harassment mainly for female students. Acknowledging more research findings would be warranted, we suggest that the practice of PLCL ought to be arranged towards subject specific task orientation and the quality of mentoring processes should be restructured in the form of more supportive, participative and cooperative ways. …”
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The geography of sentiment towards the Women's March of 2017. by Diane H Felmlee, Justine I Blanford, Stephen A Matthews, Alan M MacEachren

“…Given the widespread nature of online harassment and sexist tweets, more generally, the results are notable. …”
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A gender-based review of workplace violence amongst the global health workforce-A scoping review of the literature. by Sioban Nelson, Basnama Ayaz, Andrea L Baumann, Graham Dozois

“…Across the studies, more women than men experienced non-physical violence, including verbal abuse, sexual harassment, and bullying. Men experienced more physical violence compared to women. …”
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Instrumente pentru protecția internațională a drepturilor femeilor by Mihaela-Corina Bucur

“…Furthermore, serious forms of violence still persist such as: domestic violence, sexual harassment, rape, forced marriage, so-called ”honor” crimes, femicide, feminicide and genital mutilation, women being much more exposed to gender-based violence, with domestic violence particularly affecting them in a disproportionate manner. …”
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Addressing all the psychosocial risk factors in the workplace requires a comprehensive and interdisciplinary strategy and specific tools by Francesco CHIRICO, Gabriele GIORGI, Nicola MAGNAVITA

“…This study explores the definition and identification of psychosocial risks, encompassing workplace harassment, violence, critical service events, emotional demands, and contextual factors like work-related stress. …”
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BODY SHAMING AND STRESS LEVELS OF THE NINTH-GRADE STUDENTS AT SMPN 4 BOJONEGORO by Moh. Saifudin, Siti Sholikah, Eska Wulan Apreliani

“…Body shaming, weight shaming, or harassment based on appearance can be described as mocking or humiliating someone based on their physical appearance. …”
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Comparative Characteristics of International and Legal Standards in the Field of Children Rights Protection by K. V. Katerynchuk, O. L. Matsiuk

“…The emphasis has been placed on the current legislation, such as the murder of a newborn by the mother and the online harassment of children. Child abuse and neglect of the interests have serious consequences: deterioration of the health; developmental delay; socialization of a child; threat to life and sometimes death of a child. …”
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COVID-19 in India: Health implications and treatment needs of people who use drugs (PWUD) and patients with substance use disorders (SUD) by Gautam Kr GHOSH

“…The Opioid Substitution Therapy centers, though started dispensing of methadone on biweekly and buprenorphine on seven-day refill basis, yet there remained travel related problems and reported harassment during lockdown stage. Conclusion: Specific measures to mitigating health service needs of PWUD in India should be put in place, taking lessons from the current pandemic situation.…”
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Assessment of the Prevalence and Patterns of Violence against Healthcare Workers in Nigeria: A Multicentre Study by Alphonsus Rukevwe Isara, Zara William Wudiri, Hadiza Abigail Agbo, Luret Albert Lar, Adesuwa Queen Aigbokhaode, Nyemike Simeon Awunor, For Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria

“…Verbal abuse, threats, bullying and harassment were the predominant forms of psychological violence. …”
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