A 2-minute timeline of the Marwan Habib saga who terrorized & assaulted tens of women in Lebanon yet remained free under the watch of non-chalant & complicit security forces. The management of his building in Florida reached out to us; we shared all the info we have on him.
We received two complaints today, both from Sagesse Univesity, both referring to the same student, engaging in a pattern of predatory activity - cornering his female classmates, inquiring about their bodies, sexual lives & underwear, and making unwanted sexual advances
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We hope this serves as a reminder to Sagesse of the urgency to develop & enforce sexual harassment policies.
As long as predators are protected, sexual harassment & violations of women's bodies, safety & spaces will remain rampant at universities & everywhere else.
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Here are links to our previous posts about #MarwanHabib
https://t.co/VEZT4gu1yU
https://t.co/wkm6Q7gsoW
https://t.co/JFnEYwfqEv
Here is the link to the news article we quoted in previous tweet https://t.co/KymBM8pRaA
Until all stakeholders in our communities acknowledge and take on their responsibilities in the fight against the normalization of #sexual_harassment, our voices & narratives are all we have. And our narratives say it all.
Report sexual harassment here: https://t.co/M26SoiMWeD
Against victimizing followed by victim blaming followed by victim silencing. We will be silent no more. Noone will get away with hurting us anymore. While there may not be laws for every single violation committed against us, the legal system can still work for us and here’s how.
We take a quick look at the world around us, and Women’s Day feels less like a celebration and more like the anniversary of an ongoing war. A war that at times, feels hopeless. But we would like to take this opportunity to make one thing abundantly clear: it is not hopeless.
And one significant battle of that is the fight against sexual harassment. Against the long-held, deep-seated conviction that it’s a daily and expected occurrence in our lives. Against the myth that there’s nothing we can do after it but shame ourselves.
@NadimSaadeh1 @nournahhas95 Hello. It is unfortunate and shameful that this happened to you guys. Can we post this on our page and tag Mcdonalds to shed light on this? We are here for any support you may need.