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American women are fairly intolerant
WASHINGTON: Sexual harassment pervades the workplace* of the industrialized world, but few countries have laws that deal specifically with the problem, according to an International Labour Organisation study, reports AP.
The ILO's 300 page report, issued today, said awareness of the issue has come a long way in a relatively short time And the United States, it said, has been in the legal and judicial forefront.
Tn general. American women are fairly Intolerant and perhaps more strenuous in their perseverance" in pursuing harassment charges, said 1LO civil rights lawyer Constance Thomas.
The ILO’s findings In 23 industrialized countries around the globe "demonstrate that sexual harassment Is a pervasive problem affecting a considerable proportion of working women," said Michel Hansenne. director-general of the Geneva-based organization.
He is the last to leave
PASADENA. California: ] President-elect Bill Clinton , lived up to his reputation as a , man who loves to talk by i spending ours at a surprise party with friends until early Sunday, reports AFP.
"I think he was the last to leave," said Clinton's mother. Virginia Keeley, after an evening surprise birthday party Saturday for Clinton friend Harry Thomason, a television producer.
The president-elect ordered a late-night room-service pizza at the Rita-Carlton Hotel after the party broke up
Clinton is spending the four-day thanksgiving holiday at an oceanfront estate in southern California. He planned a barbecue Sunday far some 80 Arkansas friends who made the trek to California.
Clinton is expected to return to Little Rock, Arkansas on Monday *
March for a girl
NEW DELHI: Up*et over Increasing prostitution, villager* burned down brothels and chased away hookers and pimps in a southern state, a newspaper reported Monday, says AP
About 10.000 students, housewives and shopkeepers marched to the office of a village administrator and demanded he end the growing menace of prostitution, the Indian Express said
The Incident occurred last Wednesday In the village of Nandlpet In Andhra Pradesh state
The villagers were angered by a report In another newspaper about the failure of police Io trace a 14 year old girl even one week after she escaped from a brothel and hid in fields nearby
It said the teenager wu forced into prostitution
The protester* alleged police and politician* were conniving with prostitute*, and decided to try and end the problem on their own