Spotlighting sexual harassment in sports
Last Friday, the Embassy of Belgium, in collaboration with the All Women's Action Society (AWAM) and the United Nations Population Fund (U PA) Malaysia, hosted a forum titled 'Spotlight on Sexual Harassment in Sports'.
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