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Understanding Online Sexual Harassment

Online Sexual Harassment (OSH) encompasses various forms of unwanted sexual behavior online, including bullying, body shaming, and sharing pornography. Statistics reveal that a significant percentage of both adults and children experience OSH, with many suffering from anxiety or depression as a result. To combat OSH, individuals are encouraged to limit online contact, speak to trusted adults, and report incidents to authorities.

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What is Online Sexual

Harassment?
What is Online Sexual
Harassment (OSH)?
Online Sexual Assault is any unwanted sexual
behavior online.

Bullying Body shaming Pornography

Embarrassing someone
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for the way their body pornography. W
online behaviour that is looks. E.g. mean hether as
a link or image
outside of common gender comments on a photo , because it
was seen by th
stereotypes. E.g. bullying a about someone's body e sender as
boy for watching a make- shape.
"funny"
up tutorial video
Homophobic
'Upskirting' What does Language
Taking photos underneath online sexual Using offensive
someone's clothes, without homophobic language.
their knowledge. E.g. taking harassment look E.g. Calling someone
a photo up someone's
shorts on the school bus
like? "gay" to mark them out
as "other in some way"
What is Online Sexual
Harassment (OSH)?
Online Sexual Assault is any unwanted sexual
behavior online.

Body shaming
Bullying Embarrassing someone Pornography
for the way their body Sharing online
Bullying someone for
looks. E.g. mean pornography. W
online behaviour that is comments on a photo a link or ima
hether as
outside of common gender about someone's body was seen by
ge, because it
stereotypes. E.g. bullying a shape.
the sender as
boy for watching a make- "funny"
up tutorial video
What does Homophobic
'Upskirting' online sexual Language
Taking photos underneath harassment look Using offensive
someone's clothes, without homophobic language.
their knowledge. E.g. taking like? E.g. Calling someone
a photo up someone's "gay" to mark them out
shorts on the school bus as "other in some way"

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Sending a
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arly
. E.g. adding nude imag
sexual or gendered e of a peer
to
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em
body parts
to represent sexual

Global Statistics:
Body shaming
Bullying Embarrassing someone Pornography
for the way their body Sharing online
Bullying someone for
looks. E.g. mean pornography. W
online behaviour that is comments on a photo a link or ima
hether as
outside of common gender about someone's body was seen by
ge, because it
stereotypes. E.g. bullying a shape.
the sender as
boy for watching a make- "funny"
up tutorial video
What does Homophobic
'Upskirting' online sexual Language
Taking photos underneath harassment look Using offensive
someone's clothes, without homophobic language.
their knowledge. E.g. taking like? E.g. Calling someone
"gay" to mark them out
a photo up someone's
shorts on the school bus as "other in some way"

Photo editiaknegthem 'Sexting'

Editing photos to m Sending a nude or
. E.g. adding nearly
sexual or gendered nude image of a p
that are meant eer to
emojis on a photo others
body parts
to represent sexual

Global Statistics:
Adults:

Suffered through OSH:

• 41% of women/ 21% of men

Confronted the perpetrator(s):

• 1% of women/ 1% of men

Suffered through Anxiety/ depression post assault:

• 31% of women/ 20% of men

Changed workplace:
• 2% of women/ 1% of men
Global Statistics:
Adults:

Suffered through OSH:

• 41% of women/ 21% of men

Confronted the perpetrator(s):

• 1% of women/ 1% of men

Suffered through Anxiety/ depression post assault:

• 31% of women/ 20% of men

Changed workplace:
• 2% of women/ 1% of men

Children aged 0-17:

Suffered through OSH:

• 57% of girls/ 31% of boys

Had rumours spread:

• 26% girls/ boys

Witnessed "photo editing"

• 47% girls/ boys
Children aged 0-17:

Suffered through OSH:

• 57% of girls/ 31% of boys

Had rumours spread:

• 26% girls/ boys

Witnessed "photo editing"

• 47% girls/ boys

OSH can:
• Happen anywhere

• Contain images, videos, etc..

• Happen publicly or privately

• Variety of behaviours

• Overlap the offline world

• discrimination
Stranger: Grooming:
Stranger: Grooming:
Stranger: What is online grooming?
Stranger: Grooming:
Stranger: What is online grooming?

Stranger: What is CEOP?

Stranger: Grooming:
Stranger: What is online grooming?

Stranger: What is CEOP?

Stranger: How to tell:

• meet up offline
• personal information
• images and videos
• sexual messages, images or videos
• keep contact private
• always available
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