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Sergio Varela Lérida, Nerea Caja Peralta, Pablo Rueda Sánchez Jauregui
Pese a que hay países de nuestro entorno que han decidido sancionar el acoso callejero, en España son aún pocos los estudios al respecto. Tras encuestar a 1659 mujeres de diferentes edades sobre el acoso callejero, observamos que un 1% de las mujeres encuestadas no se han sentido acosadas en ningún momento, el 32% indicaban que lo habían sufrido en ocasiones puntuales, el 31% lo señalan como algo mensual, 25% de forma semanal y un 12% lo sufre a diario. Se encuentras relaciones significativas entre la reacción de la víctima y la reacción del acosador, y el tipo de acoso y la situación en la que se da dicho acoso. Tras el análisis concluimos que es necesario profundizar más mediante métodos cualitativos, ya que este estudio es meramente exploratorio. Street harassment is sanctioned in many Western countries. However, there are few studies examining street harassment in Spain. After surveying 1659 women of different ages about street harassment, we observed that 1% of the women did not feel harassed at any time, while 32% indicated that they had suffered it on specific occasions, 31% indicated monthly experiences of harassment, 25% weekly experiences and 12% suffer it on a daily basis. Significant relationships are found between the reaction of the victim and the reaction of the harasser, and the type of harassment and the situation in which the harassment occurs. After the analysis, we conclude that qualitative methods are needed to deepen the explanatory mechanisms of street harassment, since this study is exploratory.
Street harassment is sanctioned in many Western countries. However, there are few studies examining street harassment in Spain. After surveying 1659 women of different ages about street harassment, we observed that 1% of the women did not feel harassed at any time, while 32% indicated that they had suffered it on specific occasions, 31% indicated monthly experiences of harassment, 25% weekly experiences and 12% suffer it on a daily basis. Significant relationships are found between the reaction of the victim and the reaction of the harasser, and the type of harassment and the situation in which the harassment occurs. After the analysis, we conclude that qualitative methods are needed to deepen the explanatory mechanisms of street harassment, since this study is exploratory.
