Street harassment is a real but understudied societal phenomenon. It can range from being stared at, followed, groped, physically assaulted, obstructed, whispered at and yelled at. It can be persistent, one-off, be construed as a criminal offence, cause immediate danger, or have longer lasting psychological damage. Regardless of what form it takes, it means that … Continue reading Hong Kong may feel safe to you, but blaming the victim just perpetuates street harassment