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Showing posts with label catcalling. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 29, 2019

Anti Bastos Bill o Safe Street and Public Spaces Law


“This law is a landmark victory against "bastos" (rude) culture. Goodbye, catcallers!” This is according to Senator Risa Hontiveros regarding the Safe Street and Public Spaces Law which is now being implemented across the country.
“This law is a landmark victory against "bastos" (rude) culture. Goodbye, catcallers!” This is according to Senator Risa Hontiveros who is the principal author of the Safe Street and Public Spaces Law which is now implemented across the country. Ads Harassment of women and those of the so-called third sex commonly known as the LGBT community in the form of catcalling, wolf-whistling or with sexist remarks and gestures are now punishable by law. The Safe Streets, Public Spaces and Workplace Act, also known as the “Bawal Bastos” bill, was signed into law by President Rodrigo Duterte on April 21. “Gender-based sexual harassment in the forms of stalking, leering, catcalling and wolf-whistling will be penalized under the new law,” Akbayan Rep. Tomas Villarin said. Ads Sponsored Links Offenders will be fined from P1,000 up to P100,000 for multiple and grave offenses. Penalties also include community service and undergoing a gender-sensitivity training. Villarin also said that the new law should change the cultural norm [on] how society treats women, how society puts importance on the rights of everybody. LGBT advocate Anton Paderanga said the inclusion of the community was a welcome development, noting that “LGBT persons, like women, are subject to harassment daily.” The law expands existing anti-sexual harassment laws. It covers sexual harassment in workplaces, including peer-to-peer and subordinate-to-superior cases. Arline Santos of the Institute of Politics and Governance said the law also provided remedies for harassment that occurs online. The new law also mandates establishing anti-sexual harassment policies in schools.

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Harassment of women and those of the so-called third sex commonly known as the LGBT community in the form of catcalling, wolf-whistling or with sexist remarks and gestures are now punishable by law.

The Safe Streets, Public Spaces and Workplace Act, also known as the “Bawal Bastos” bill, has lapsed into law since it was presented to President Duterte for signing on April 21.

“Gender-based sexual harassment in the forms of stalking, leering, catcalling and wolf-whistling will be penalized under the new law,” Akbayan Rep. Tomas Villarin said.

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Offenders will be fined from P1,000 up to P100,000 for multiple and grave offenses. Penalties also include community service and undergoing a gender-sensitivity training.

Villarin also said that the new law should change the cultural norm [on] how society treats women, how society puts importance on the rights of everybody.

LGBT advocate Anton Paderanga said the inclusion of the community was a welcome development, noting that “LGBT persons, like women, are subject to harassment daily.”

The law expands existing anti-sexual harassment laws. It covers sexual harassment in workplaces, including peer-to-peer and subordinate-to-superior cases.

Arline Santos of the Institute of Politics and Governance said the law also provided remedies for harassment that occurs online.

The new law also mandates establishing anti-sexual harassment policies in schools.
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Tuesday, July 11, 2017

Warning to Facebook Groups That Spreads Sexually Explicit Photos: NBI and Facebook Are Watching You


Women and young ladies in particular are the most vulnerable targets of catcalling in the streets, in public malls, in a local supermarket and even in the neighborhood. They feel embarrassed and humiliated of such acts. What more if they found out that their private photos are being feasted on by pervert eyes in a social media site without their consent? A 12-year-old girl was traumatized when an alleged lewd conversation between her and some guy spreaded on Facebook. The girl insisted that another user broke in to her facebook account without her consent and made it appear that she was the one chatting with him. The girl's mother sought the help of the local police in Bataan and showed them the screenshots of the conversations. The culprits could face serious charges in violation of the anti-cybercrime law, according to the authorities. Another lady has filed a complaint before the National Bureau Of Investigation against a facebook closed group for allegedly exposing her private photos with a description that she is a "walker" (people who offers sexual services at a certain cost). Marie was shocked when she suddenly received numerous messages from unknown people containing lewd language asking to avail of her "services". A concerned friend told Marie that her graduation photo has been uploaded to "Bible Study ni Pastor Hokage" Facebook group with a caption that she is offering her services for P5,000. More victims of these groups containing sexually explicit photos and topics surfaced and filed complaints before the NBI. Most of them are with pictures secretly taken or grabbed on their profile and shared on the group using sexually suggestive captions. NBI warned the people behind such acts that they will be criminally liable under the anti-cybercrime law as well as those who share the same posts. Social media site Facebook also responded against closed groups that are spreading sexually explicit photos that violates the victim's right to privacy. The National Privacy Commission said that the most appropriate case to be filed on these individuals should be violation of the Data Privacy Act. The NBI reminds the public not to post sensitive photos on your social media accounts. To find out if somebody uses your photos or copying your profile, you can try searching about your own profile on google. Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below



Women  and young ladies in particular are the most vulnerable targets of catcalling in the streets, in public malls, in a local supermarket and even in the neighborhood. They feel embarrassed and humiliated of such acts. What more if they found out that their private photos are being feasted on by pervert eyes in a social media site without their consent?
A  12-year-old girl was traumatized when an alleged lewd conversation between her and some guy spreaded on Facebook. The girl insisted that another user broke in to her facebook account without her consent and made it appear that she was the one chatting with him. The girl's mother sought the help of the local police in Bataan  and showed them the screenshots of the conversations. The culprits could face serious charges in violation of the anti-cybercrime law, according to the authorities.

Another lady has filed a complaint before the National Bureau Of Investigation against a facebook closed group for allegedly exposing her private photos with a description that she  is a "walker" (people who offers sexual services at a certain cost). Marie was shocked when she suddenly received numerous messages from unknown people containing lewd language asking to avail of her "services". A concerned friend told Marie that her graduation photo has been uploaded to "Bible Study ni Pastor Hokage" Facebook group with a caption that she is offering her services for P5,000.
Women and young ladies in particular are the most vulnerable targets of catcalling in the streets, in public malls, in a local supermarket and even in the neighborhood. They feel embarrassed and humiliated of such acts. What more if they found out that their private photos are being feasted on by pervert eyes in a social media site without their consent? A 12-year-old girl was traumatized when an alleged lewd conversation between her and some guy spreaded on Facebook. The girl insisted that another user broke in to her facebook account without her consent and made it appear that she was the one chatting with him. The girl's mother sought the help of the local police in Bataan and showed them the screenshots of the conversations. The culprits could face serious charges in violation of the anti-cybercrime law, according to the authorities. Another lady has filed a complaint before the National Bureau Of Investigation against a facebook closed group for allegedly exposing her private photos with a description that she is a "walker" (people who offers sexual services at a certain cost). Marie was shocked when she suddenly received numerous messages from unknown people containing lewd language asking to avail of her "services". A concerned friend told Marie that her graduation photo has been uploaded to "Bible Study ni Pastor Hokage" Facebook group with a caption that she is offering her services for P5,000. More victims of these groups containing sexually explicit photos and topics surfaced and filed complaints before the NBI. Most of them are with pictures secretly taken or grabbed on their profile and shared on the group using sexually suggestive captions. NBI warned the people behind such acts that they will be criminally liable under the anti-cybercrime law as well as those who share the same posts. Social media site Facebook also responded against closed groups that are spreading sexually explicit photos that violates the victim's right to privacy. The National Privacy Commission said that the most appropriate case to be filed on these individuals should be violation of the Data Privacy Act. The NBI reminds the public not to post sensitive photos on your social media accounts. To find out if somebody uses your photos or copying your profile, you can try searching about your own profile on google. Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
More victims of these groups containing sexually explicit photos and topics surfaced and filed complaints before the NBI. Most of them are  with pictures secretly taken or grabbed on their profile and shared on the group using sexually suggestive captions.


NBI warned the people behind such acts that they will be criminally liable under the anti-cybercrime law as well as those who share the same posts.
Women and young ladies in particular are the most vulnerable targets of catcalling in the streets, in public malls, in a local supermarket and even in the neighborhood. They feel embarrassed and humiliated of such acts. What more if they found out that their private photos are being feasted on by pervert eyes in a social media site without their consent? A 12-year-old girl was traumatized when an alleged lewd conversation between her and some guy spreaded on Facebook. The girl insisted that another user broke in to her facebook account without her consent and made it appear that she was the one chatting with him. The girl's mother sought the help of the local police in Bataan and showed them the screenshots of the conversations. The culprits could face serious charges in violation of the anti-cybercrime law, according to the authorities. Another lady has filed a complaint before the National Bureau Of Investigation against a facebook closed group for allegedly exposing her private photos with a description that she is a "walker" (people who offers sexual services at a certain cost). Marie was shocked when she suddenly received numerous messages from unknown people containing lewd language asking to avail of her "services". A concerned friend told Marie that her graduation photo has been uploaded to "Bible Study ni Pastor Hokage" Facebook group with a caption that she is offering her services for P5,000. More victims of these groups containing sexually explicit photos and topics surfaced and filed complaints before the NBI. Most of them are with pictures secretly taken or grabbed on their profile and shared on the group using sexually suggestive captions. NBI warned the people behind such acts that they will be criminally liable under the anti-cybercrime law as well as those who share the same posts. Social media site Facebook also responded against closed groups that are spreading sexually explicit photos that violates the victim's right to privacy. The National Privacy Commission said that the most appropriate case to be filed on these individuals should be violation of the Data Privacy Act. The NBI reminds the public not to post sensitive photos on your social media accounts. To find out if somebody uses your photos or copying your profile, you can try searching about your own profile on google. Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
Women and young ladies in particular are the most vulnerable targets of catcalling in the streets, in public malls, in a local supermarket and even in the neighborhood. They feel embarrassed and humiliated of such acts. What more if they found out that their private photos are being feasted on by pervert eyes in a social media site without their consent? A 12-year-old girl was traumatized when an alleged lewd conversation between her and some guy spreaded on Facebook. The girl insisted that another user broke in to her facebook account without her consent and made it appear that she was the one chatting with him. The girl's mother sought the help of the local police in Bataan and showed them the screenshots of the conversations. The culprits could face serious charges in violation of the anti-cybercrime law, according to the authorities. Another lady has filed a complaint before the National Bureau Of Investigation against a facebook closed group for allegedly exposing her private photos with a description that she is a "walker" (people who offers sexual services at a certain cost). Marie was shocked when she suddenly received numerous messages from unknown people containing lewd language asking to avail of her "services". A concerned friend told Marie that her graduation photo has been uploaded to "Bible Study ni Pastor Hokage" Facebook group with a caption that she is offering her services for P5,000. More victims of these groups containing sexually explicit photos and topics surfaced and filed complaints before the NBI. Most of them are with pictures secretly taken or grabbed on their profile and shared on the group using sexually suggestive captions. NBI warned the people behind such acts that they will be criminally liable under the anti-cybercrime law as well as those who share the same posts. Social media site Facebook also responded against closed groups that are spreading sexually explicit photos that violates the victim's right to privacy. The National Privacy Commission said that the most appropriate case to be filed on these individuals should be violation of the Data Privacy Act. The NBI reminds the public not to post sensitive photos on your social media accounts. To find out if somebody uses your photos or copying your profile, you can try searching about your own profile on google. Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below




Social media site Facebook  also  responded against closed groups that are spreading sexually explicit photos that violates the victim's right to privacy.
Women and young ladies in particular are the most vulnerable targets of catcalling in the streets, in public malls, in a local supermarket and even in the neighborhood. They feel embarrassed and humiliated of such acts. What more if they found out that their private photos are being feasted on by pervert eyes in a social media site without their consent? A 12-year-old girl was traumatized when an alleged lewd conversation between her and some guy spreaded on Facebook. The girl insisted that another user broke in to her facebook account without her consent and made it appear that she was the one chatting with him. The girl's mother sought the help of the local police in Bataan and showed them the screenshots of the conversations. The culprits could face serious charges in violation of the anti-cybercrime law, according to the authorities. Another lady has filed a complaint before the National Bureau Of Investigation against a facebook closed group for allegedly exposing her private photos with a description that she is a "walker" (people who offers sexual services at a certain cost). Marie was shocked when she suddenly received numerous messages from unknown people containing lewd language asking to avail of her "services". A concerned friend told Marie that her graduation photo has been uploaded to "Bible Study ni Pastor Hokage" Facebook group with a caption that she is offering her services for P5,000. More victims of these groups containing sexually explicit photos and topics surfaced and filed complaints before the NBI. Most of them are with pictures secretly taken or grabbed on their profile and shared on the group using sexually suggestive captions. NBI warned the people behind such acts that they will be criminally liable under the anti-cybercrime law as well as those who share the same posts. Social media site Facebook also responded against closed groups that are spreading sexually explicit photos that violates the victim's right to privacy. The National Privacy Commission said that the most appropriate case to be filed on these individuals should be violation of the Data Privacy Act. The NBI reminds the public not to post sensitive photos on your social media accounts. To find out if somebody uses your photos or copying your profile, you can try searching about your own profile on google. Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
The National Privacy Commission said that the most appropriate case to be filed on these individuals should be violation of the Data Privacy Act.
Women and young ladies in particular are the most vulnerable targets of catcalling in the streets, in public malls, in a local supermarket and even in the neighborhood. They feel embarrassed and humiliated of such acts. What more if they found out that their private photos are being feasted on by pervert eyes in a social media site without their consent? A 12-year-old girl was traumatized when an alleged lewd conversation between her and some guy spreaded on Facebook. The girl insisted that another user broke in to her facebook account without her consent and made it appear that she was the one chatting with him. The girl's mother sought the help of the local police in Bataan and showed them the screenshots of the conversations. The culprits could face serious charges in violation of the anti-cybercrime law, according to the authorities. Another lady has filed a complaint before the National Bureau Of Investigation against a facebook closed group for allegedly exposing her private photos with a description that she is a "walker" (people who offers sexual services at a certain cost). Marie was shocked when she suddenly received numerous messages from unknown people containing lewd language asking to avail of her "services". A concerned friend told Marie that her graduation photo has been uploaded to "Bible Study ni Pastor Hokage" Facebook group with a caption that she is offering her services for P5,000. More victims of these groups containing sexually explicit photos and topics surfaced and filed complaints before the NBI. Most of them are with pictures secretly taken or grabbed on their profile and shared on the group using sexually suggestive captions. NBI warned the people behind such acts that they will be criminally liable under the anti-cybercrime law as well as those who share the same posts. Social media site Facebook also responded against closed groups that are spreading sexually explicit photos that violates the victim's right to privacy. The National Privacy Commission said that the most appropriate case to be filed on these individuals should be violation of the Data Privacy Act. The NBI reminds the public not to post sensitive photos on your social media accounts. To find out if somebody uses your photos or copying your profile, you can try searching about your own profile on google. Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
The NBI reminds the public not to post sensitive photos on your social media accounts.
To find out if somebody uses your photos or copying your profile, you can try searching about your own profile on google.
Women and young ladies in particular are the most vulnerable targets of catcalling in the streets, in public malls, in a local supermarket and even in the neighborhood. They feel embarrassed and humiliated of such acts. What more if they found out that their private photos are being feasted on by pervert eyes in a social media site without their consent? A 12-year-old girl was traumatized when an alleged lewd conversation between her and some guy spreaded on Facebook. The girl insisted that another user broke in to her facebook account without her consent and made it appear that she was the one chatting with him. The girl's mother sought the help of the local police in Bataan and showed them the screenshots of the conversations. The culprits could face serious charges in violation of the anti-cybercrime law, according to the authorities. Another lady has filed a complaint before the National Bureau Of Investigation against a facebook closed group for allegedly exposing her private photos with a description that she is a "walker" (people who offers sexual services at a certain cost). Marie was shocked when she suddenly received numerous messages from unknown people containing lewd language asking to avail of her "services". A concerned friend told Marie that her graduation photo has been uploaded to "Bible Study ni Pastor Hokage" Facebook group with a caption that she is offering her services for P5,000. More victims of these groups containing sexually explicit photos and topics surfaced and filed complaints before the NBI. Most of them are with pictures secretly taken or grabbed on their profile and shared on the group using sexually suggestive captions. NBI warned the people behind such acts that they will be criminally liable under the anti-cybercrime law as well as those who share the same posts. Social media site Facebook also responded against closed groups that are spreading sexually explicit photos that violates the victim's right to privacy. The National Privacy Commission said that the most appropriate case to be filed on these individuals should be violation of the Data Privacy Act. The NBI reminds the public not to post sensitive photos on your social media accounts. To find out if somebody uses your photos or copying your profile, you can try searching about your own profile on google. Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below


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