Woman Taking Online Classes Objectified With Comments Sexualising, Harassing Her

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A deserted road is no place for a woman in the country to be, neither is a public space buzzing with people. No matter where a woman is, what she wears, how she behaves, she has to endure catcalls and unwanted male attention.

In India, everything other than the harasser is blamed for the harassment — be it the victim, her clothes, her choice to take a stroll alone at night or her decision to be upfront.

The online space is absolutely no different. Every woman has to deal with inappropriate messages in her inbox, unsolicited advances and in case of any protest on her part, even rape threats have become common.

A few online videos, which are some years old, have become viral now as the pandemic has forced teachers and students to resort to online classes. A woman who uploaded a video lecture on YouTube became victim to disturbing comments that sexualised her.

The woman, who was merely teaching class 9 geometry, was bombarded with inappropriate comments on her body and physical appearance.

This teacher is trying to teach through online platforms, she is working hard for her students and these mfs are objectifying her, these society is literally fucked up by these creeps, even on the social media women are not safe. pic.twitter.com/greBFK5gIq

— URVIKKKKKKKKK (@urvikwho) September 14, 2020

‘I love circles,’ one user wrote.

‘I am in class 12th, Commerce but Circles are so important,’ wrote another.

Image Credit: News18

The disturbing trend of women being abused and sexualised online was called out by netizens.

Unfortunately, even a teacher trying to help school kids amid the pandemic is not safe.

Also Read: Madhya Pradesh: 16-Yr-Old Girl Lodges Complaint Against Man For Rape, BJP Says ‘Love Jihad’

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