"Catcalling" - Spd Wants Verbal Harassment to Become Punishable
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Verbal sexual harassment, the so-called "Catcalling", is to be punished according to the wishes of the SPD.
The SPD parliamentary group also wants to make verbal sexual harassment, so-called "Catcalling", punishable. Fraktionsvize Eichwede first holds the possibility of a fine.
"Catcalling" includes obscene gestures, calls and insults, mostly from men against women. At the moment this is not punishable. The SPD wants to close this gap.
Sexually suggestive gestures and insults in public spaces, mostly of men against women – for so-called catcalling, the SPD is planning a new criminal offence.
If, for example, a person is whistled or stared at, then the so-called "Catcalling" is called. The SPD wants to put an end to such and similar overcrowding behaviors and put them under punishment.
Subtle remarks or gestures can be traumatizing. But in Germany this behavior, which usually comes from men, is not punishable. The SPD wants to change this.
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