Women in Iran, for example, have said that it basically makes things worse.
Survey's of Iranian women have shown that the majority of women and girls in Iran have faced sexual harassment, and at times, even physical sexual harassment.
Researchers have described sexual harassment as physical, visual, verbal and sexual measures threatening, intimidating, humiliating and insulting women. All the women who took part in this survey had experienced non-verbal sexual harassment, nearly 90% had experienced verbal sexual harassment and nearly 95% had undergone physical harassment.
Furthermore, this investigation shows single women and divorcees had experienced more verbal harassment than other groups.
82.9% of single women, 63.6% of divorced women, 61.2% of married women and 40% of widows had experienced non-verbal harassment.
However, all the women whose husbands had passed away, 98.6% of single women, 94.9% of married women, and 81.9% of divorced women had experienced minor or major physical sexual harassment.
Saudi Arabia has the figure at around 78% of women having experienced sexual harassment (verbal and physical).
Both of these countries have strict dress codes for women, where the woman is required to completely cover up to not attract the attention of men...
So the answer to your question is no. Women wearing burqas does not reduce sexual harassment.
Floundered?
Women are floundered? What? Fish? Huh?
And you know, men can simply not sexually harass or assault women.
I see you have taken a trip and left reality behind, once again?
You know, you might have an easier time on this site if you did not go out of your way to sound gormless... Just saying.
Not only does sexual harassment often take the form of street harassment, where we are harassed just walking down the street, minding our own business and not even making eye contact, but the "grabbing the butt or a tit" is not that uncommon either, as we go about our daily lives in the public realm.
I mean, I get it, you're one of those guys who believes it is the woman's fault, that she must have been flirting, that she showed her ankle or elbow beneath the burqa and that has drawn the attention of me, who perhaps cannot help but prey on her, but if you are a decent human being, then you will understand that sexual harassment is solely the fault of the person doing the harassing and only he can stop the behaviour by not harassing women. But I get that this may be an issue for you.
How the hell do you come up with rubbish like this?
No, seriously, how?
How do you think this is somehow acceptable?
Just about every single case of sexual harassment that has been making the rounds in the media and news, recently, the guy doing the harassing has been married. So, pray tell, how do you figure that if the man is married, he is less likely to sexually harass women?
You know it all. every male is wrong and no matter what we do we harass the female .
would it be better if we, male would be eunuchs ?