A case study on sexual harassment among UiTM Samarahan students / Lembora Raymond , Mazsielia Udin

Sexual harassment is one of the most complex and challenging problems confronted among university students. Sexual harassment is typically
defined as a form of unwanted or unwelcome sexual attention, and is considered a form of gender-based violence. This study will heighten
awareness among students regarding sexual harassment and how to respond to the problem. It is also designed to facilitate prevention and to
assist the University in its commitment to eliminate sexual harassment altogether. The study covered the students of University Technology
MARA in Samarahan which consists of students within Diploma of Public Administrative and Degree of Administrative Science and Policy education
levels. The respondent consists of fifty students from each education level. Overall there are 100 students. Students themselves should determine
what is right and what is wrong. We hope that this study can be used as a basis for other case study related to the issues of sexual harassment on
how the handle it. This can be use for a better understanding for those who are interested to find more on this case study.