Whistling, catcalling, and any other form of harassing women is incredibly wrong.
In an extensive study from 2007 by Stop Street Harassment (SSH), a non-governmental organization that fights against violence towards women, almost 81 percent of female respondents had been the target of sexual comments by unknown men on the street. More than 41 percent had been targeted at least 26 times.
It seems like a lot of men somewhere think they can say and do whatever they want to women. They believe they can get away with it.
Many people would argue that these women should take it as a compliment, but a lot of women do not see whistling or catcalling as something positive. In fact, many women find it unpleasant, humiliating, and even frightening.
What if the women being catcalled by these men turned out to be their sister or even their mother? What if it was LITERALLY that way?
You can see exactly this in this clever undercover show from Peru.
In the clip, you see the host talking about the huge problem of sexual harassment towards women in Peru, South America.
The team tracked down some people on the streets of the capital Lima. These were men who were harassing innocent women all day long. However, they do not see what awaits them.
The team has found the mothers of these men and tells them what their sons are up to every day. Then they ask the mothers if they want to help teach the boys a lesson.
The mothers disguise themselves as other women and hidden cameras capture how these men behave when these ‘unknown’ women pass by.
The result? See for yourself!
This is how you teach these men a lesson. We think they got what they deserve. Share this article if you agree!
