When can you call something harassment?

At what point can you say you're being harassed by a man, for example, by a colleague during an internship? What must he have done? I want to know, because there are people who tell me it "wasn't harassment."

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DerRealist375
2 months ago

Sexual harassment begins with touching the butt, breasts or intimacy, or the call to touch him when further talking about sexual things after you have said that you don’t want to talk about it or when unquestioned sexual images are sent.

Rainer135
2 months ago

Well, if he’s just sitting next to you, that’s not a harassment.

Rainer135
2 months ago
Reply to  leonie040707

and that would be?

Rainer135
2 months ago

No, you have to explain. So no one can help you that’s way too general.

SirSilenius
2 months ago

Sexual harassment can begin with views or showing certain images.

“This includes not only verbal and physical harassments, such as sexualized spells or unwanted touches, but also non-verbal forms such as attractive looks or showing pornographic images.”

Source

DerRealist375
2 months ago
Reply to  SirSilenius

Adorable looks are definitely not sexual harassment.

SirSilenius
2 months ago
Reply to  DerRealist375

“Actually it is clear that exclusivity or unintentional sexual views at work can be followed legally. This is where the General Equal Treatment Act applies. It protects employees from any form of sexual harassment at work.”
Source

SirSilenius
2 months ago

I have literally quoted 4x “anticipation” >>>from the law-text < < < < < < < With source.

DerRealist375
2 months ago

There’s nothing in the penal code. That is why it is not harassment or is not pursued as it. And that’s why I pointed out. I also pointed out in my own comment what sexual harassment is.

SirSilenius
2 months ago

I’m just quoting German legislation. You want to discuss them away just because they don’t suit you or what? In addition, the questioner has described the misconduct of the guy in a different answer in detail, and it is not just a question of persisting.

DerRealist375
2 months ago

And is there a directive from when to be annoying? And you can also be stared without a sexual connection, which you do not find pleasant. There are things that are unpleasant to you, but they have not lost the law. Thus, no sexual harassment is persisting, slackening or with the eyebrows, just like lack of body hygiene is not a body injury. Even if it is unpleasant and inappropriate.

SirSilenius
2 months ago

Watching is not prohibited. You understand that there’s a difference between looking at and staring and jealousy, right?
In Germany, it is the General Equal Treatment Act.
For example:
“A sexual harassment is a disadvantage in relation to § 2 para. 1 No 1 to 4, if an unwanted, sexually determined behavior, including unwanted sexual acts and requests to these sexually defined physical touches, comments of sexual content as well as unwanted pointing and visible attachment of pornographic representations belong.”

And if anyone gives you sexually charged views all the time, just if you’re a student intern, that’s most problematic.

DerRealist375
2 months ago

In criminal law, it is not forbidden to look at someone and even if there should be such a law (there is no such thing in Switzerland) this can be interpreted quite arbitrarily. In my opinion, the actual harassment must be sanctioned.

SirSilenius
2 months ago

Yeah, you just read, right?
I’d like to quote it in full fat again.
“Actually, it is clear that anxious persistence or unintentional sexual views can be prosecuted at work.”

I didn’t think that was a quote.

DerRealist375
2 months ago

There are many things in life that are unpleasant. For example, people who stink. But it’s not a crime to shower regularly. You have to distinguish what you can and what you cannot. And it can only be traded when a limit has been exceeded.

SirSilenius
2 months ago

If you feel harassed by a colleague, that can be done very subliminarily, then go first as an intern to your teacher, or to someone who is responsible for you at work, over the person who harasses you.
In case of doubt, with the staff office.

ArmyGirl939
2 months ago

Tell him, and if he doesn’t change, report it somewhere, best with a woman, to all men: so sorry I am too, but I believe another woman shows there likely understanding, I’ve already heard from cases where the superiors just put it down.

Redekunst
2 months ago

Harassment is what the person concerned is harassing, that is different. In any case, others cannot determine what is perceived as a personal harassment

kugel
2 months ago

Then just tell WAS he did something. You did not answer that in the last question

SirSilenius
2 months ago
Reply to  leonie040707

It sounds very unpleasant. I think you should definitely show him his limits, otherwise he feels still confirmed later.

SirSilenius
2 months ago

That’s what I’ve done with my wife. It was a Christian institution. *lol* However, all colleagues were terrified and would not have dared.

SirSilenius
2 months ago

It is important that you report the misconduct from the man to his superiors so that the girls no longer have to work with you. My wife also had such a guy in training that finished her until she had a collapse, and when she told her how the guy treated her all the time, there were four more azubins in which it was.
One must have the courage and complain about his behaviour. :

kugel
2 months ago

How old are you?

Is the internship mandatory?

TanteHaribo987
2 months ago

Legally it is as follows: Stalking is from the moment Stalking, from which the victim feels harassed/smart