Lesson in Health for the FOURTH YEAR Students

2.  WHAT IS SEXUAL HARASSMENT?
 What are the possible places where
sexual harassment may take place?
 What are the characteristics of
harassment relationships?
 What are the Forms of harassment?

3. - is a form of bullying or sexual/ psychological
abuse which involves the unwelcome or
inappropriate promise of rewards in
exchange for sexual favors.
- According to Gender and Development
Committee of the National Statistics Office, it
is an act or series of acts involving any
unwelcome sexual advance, request or
demand for a sexual favor, or other verbal or
physical behavior of a sexual nature,
committed by a government employee or
official in a work-related.

4. 1. In the premises of
the work place,
office, school, or
training institution.
2. In places where
parties are held as a
result of work,
education or
training
responsibilities or
relations.

5. 3. At work or education
or training-related
social functions;
4. While on official
business outside the
office, school or
training institution or
during work, school,
or training sessions.

6. 5. At official
conferences, for a,
symposia, or training
sessions
6. By telephone,
cellular phone, fax
machine, or
electronic mail.

7. Harasser:
1. Anyone ,such as a co-
worker, teacher or
professor, co-student,
client, friend, or stranger
2. Can be of similar or
opposite gender
3. Either completely
unaware or aware that
her or his behavior is
offensive or constitutes
sexual harassment
4. Either completely
unaware or aware that
her or his actions are
unlawful.
Victim:
1. Does not have to be
the person directly
harassed but finds the
behavior offensive and
is affected by it.
2. The person is affected
although the behavior is
not necessarily unlawful.
3. The victim can be of
any gender.

8. 1. The harasser will insist on
sexual favors in exchange
for benefits or
opportunities like getting
or keeping a job,
favorable grades,
recommendations,
accepting projects, or
giving promotion.
2. The harasser will engage in
unwanted physical
contact by either using
hi/her eyes, or hands
touching any part of the
target’s body
3. the harasser will take
advantage of the target’s
stressful situations like
health problems, personal
problems, relationship
problems, etc.
4. The harasser acts as a
“bully” and uses sexual
harassment to the victim.
5. The harasser is a stalker who
is following, watching,
contacting, or observing
the target for sexual
reasons for revenge.

9. There is sexual harassment if:
1. My friend gives me
a gift on my birthday.
2. My teacher
always tell green
jokes during class
discussions.
3.Manong Janitor
winks at me every
time we meet.