The barrister who accused a male solicitor of sexism after he described her photograph as 'stunning' said she had received 'many sexist comments' in her career as a barrister. Charlotte Proudman, 27, made headlines last month when she claimed Alexander Carter-Silk had 'objectified her' with the message he sent on the networking site LinkedIn. She then posted his comments – and her outraged response – on Twitter, telling the married 57-year-old that focusing on women's looks 'silences women's professional attributes as their physical appearance becomes the subject'. Today, Miss Proudman told the Women in the World summit in London that she was 'not asking for it any more than a woman walking down the road in a mini skirt is'.Barrister Charlotte Proudman accused male solicitor of sexism after he described her photograph on the networking site LinkedIn as 'stunning'Today she said she had received 'many sexist comments' in her workBut said she is 'not asking for it any more than a woman in a mini skirt'Spoke at event alongside former child soldiers and forced marriage victims
Speaking on the LinkedIn row, _ said: 'I've received many sexist comments in my work as a barrister.