93% said they were harassed in public spaces, 87% said workplaces, and 89% said educational institutions. They found that 79% of women living in cities in India, 86% in Thailand, and 89% in Brazil have been subjected to harassment or violence in public, as had 75% of women in London, UK.ДЄfghanistan: Women and Children Legal Research Foundation conducted research in October 2015 with 364 women and girls about sexual harassment in public spaces, workplaces, and educational institutions in seven provinces of Afghanistan. Global: In 2016, ActionAid conducted a survey on street harassment in a number of countries. As far as experiences of verbal harassment go, the top five worst cities were Mexico City, Delhi, Bogota, Lima, and Jakarta, while the top five worst cities for physical harassment were Mexico City, Bogota, Lima, Tokyo, and Delhi.

They polled people in 16 major cities worldwide and then ranked the transit systems from safest (New York City) to least safe (Bogota). Global: YouGov conducted the largest study about harassment on public transportation to dateВ in 2014. Studies about the Prevalence of Street Harassment (37 CountriesвЂ¦ USA studies are at the bottom): By gender, 45%, of women said they do not feel safe walking alone at night, compared with 27% of men. adults say they would not feel safe walking alone near their home at night. Street harassment is an under-researched topic (though that is changing!), but each existing study shows that street harassment is a significant and prevalent problem.ДЄlso, notably, Gallup data from surveys in 143 countries in 2011 show that in those countries, including Italy, France, Australia, and the U.S., men are considerably more likely than women to say they feel safe walking alone at night in their communities.В The results of the GallupвЂ™sВ annual Crime Survey, conducted in 2014, found that 37%, of U.S.

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