sexual harassment in Egypt

Sexual harassment is a global phenomenon that is not without a community, regardless of its cultural, civilizational and religious components. As legislation and the mechanisms for the application of justice progress, most States have enacted laws to protect against harassment, both physically and verbally, and to punish the perpetrator of the crime of harassment secondly and to compensate the victims. The most prevalent phenomenon in Western societies is individual harassment in the workplace
Where a person tries to use his powers, abilities and location to compel a person (male or female) to comply with his sexual desires under penalty of penalties such as separation, delaying promotion and transportation and doubling the daily workload, if such movements are rejected, If you accept. How much of an official fell from his high position because a woman decided not to remain silent on his unacceptable harassment and made public the story of that official
harassment in the Arab world, especially in Egypt and the Levant, was until recently confined to a large extent to the release of words and comments and the mass of indirect spinning, which does not hurt anyone and does not violate the offer or injure dignity. But things have changed a lot in recent years. In this article, I would like to deal with the phenomenon of harassment in Egypt after the revolution of 25 January in an attempt to explore the strange, unfamiliar and unacceptable phenomenon of the Bohemian act, which may suggest that it is deliberate, deliberate and politicized to such an extent that Ms. Navi Pillay, Human Rights Watch, has asked Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi to intervene to find a solution to the sexual abuse of women, which has been so exaggerated that it can only aggravate the problem.

Harassment after the revolution of 25 January
In the past, the reckless comments in Egypt were innocent, expressing a cheerful spirit that loves life, tastes beauty, expresses a state of denial and oppression, and reveals a large reservoir of oppressed wishes, which seek refuge in it. Only those slogans that express the oppression of the marginalized groups and what goes on inside them can be found. Revealing a manic obsession with the female.
No one was approaching the girl or trying to touch her or persisting in the use of bad words. Words that evoke the moon, the stars, the cream, the honey and the Lord of all kinds, and it ends with that.
The phenomenon of harassment in its current serious form started from its head in Egypt after the victory of the revolution of 25 January 2011 and the overthrow of the tyrant and the associated security chaos. The documented cases can not be tolerated or categorized under the category of innocence, alopecia, and mild blood. They have become a muscular disease that needs surgical procedures to remove the damaged part of the body and follow the surgical procedure with a set of drugs to treat its effects.

Egypt is now ranked second in the world in the issue of sexual harassment, and was only surpassed by the country of the mullahs in Afghanistan, which won first place - at least two Islamic countries ranked first and second 'is not important in what'. The phenomenon now necessitates an objective study linking it to economic, social, political and religious conditions and offering rational and deterrent solutions