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Agencies launch campaign against sexual harassment on public vehicles
The Safe Cities for Women Thailand organization has organized an event on the occasion of International Women’s Day 2017 to raise awareness of sexual harassment on public transport vehicles.
Assistant to the Deputy Permanent Secretary of Transport Ministry Panchit Chindakul inaugurated the event stressing the importance of ensuring a safe environment on public transport vehicles.
The event featured a short film highlighting sexual harassment issues on public vehicles, a talk on various aspects of the issue and how to assist victims of sexual harassment, and symbolic gestures such as whistle-blowing and attaching no-harassment stickers on public vehicles.
The campaign was made possible by a collaborative effort between Safe Cities for Women Thailand, the Thai Health Promotion Foundation, and the Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA).
Launched in Bangkok, the campaign serves as a model transport system on preventing sexual harassment.
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