 undesirable place, they explained their reasons for their decisions, detailing incidents of harassment and unwanted physical sexual contact.

The survey found across all cities women were 10 times more likely than men to feel unsafe in a public space.

A total of 2,083 pins were dropped on spots of the Sydney map, with 75 per cent of the places marked considered bad. The threat of sexual harassment with and without physical contact was the main issue identified in connection with bad pins - 71 per cent of respondents reported being sexually harassed in those places.

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Places marked as bad included Central Station, King Street in Newtown, and Hyde Park. Those marked as good included Circular Quay and the Royal Botanic Gardens, UNSW campus, and McIver Baths in Coogee - a women and children only pool.

Sixty-three per cent of Sydney respondents identified gender-based discrimination as a reason for dropping a pin, while discrimination based on ethnicity was identified in 10 per cent of the pins - higher than in the other four cities.

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In Madrid and Lima, around 85 per cent of participants reported experiencing sexual harassment in public spaces.

In Delhi, where more than 14,000 pins were dropped, six per cent referred to incidents happening as girls walked to or from school.

In Kampala, of the incidents that had been reported to authorities, no action was taken in 84 per cent of cases.

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Plan International Australia chief executive Susanne Legena said the report showed 60 per cent of all incidents happened on the street.

"This is serious and it hasn't been well-documented or understood," she said. "It starts early, so the most common age that people reported their first experience was between the ages of 11 and 15."

'I felt vulnerable'

As well as including some accounts from the report here, SBS News interviewed young women in Sydney's CBD this week about their experiences of sexual harassment. One said she was 13 years old when an incident took place.

"I've been cat-called from the car and they actually approached me," she said. "They got out of the car, which was obviously really alarming."

"I felt really disrespected, scared and vulnerable."

She said she changed her
undesirable place, they explained their reasons for their decisions, detail incident of harassment and unwanted physical sexual liaison. 

 The survey found across all cities woman were 10 times more likely than man to feel unsafe in a public quad. 

 A total of 2,083 pins were drop on spots of the Sydney map, with 75 per cent of the places marked consider bad. The threat of sexual harassment with and without forcible contact was the main emergence identified in association with bad pins - 71 per cent of respondents reported being sexually harass in those places. 

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 Places marked as bad included Central Station, King Street in Newtown, and Hyde Park. Those marked as good included Circular Quay and the Royal Botanic Gardens, UNSW campus, and McIver Baths in Coogee - a women and children only pool. 

 Sixty - three per cent of Sydney respondents identified gender - based discrimination as a rationality for dropping a pin, while discrimination free-base on ethnicity was identified in 10 per cent of the pins - higher than in the early four cities. 

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 In Madrid and Lima, about 85 per cent of participants report experiencing sexual harassment in public spaces. 

 In Delhi, where more than 14,000 pins were dropped, six per penny referred to incidents happening as girls walked to or from school. 

 In Kampala, of the incidents that had been reported to assurance, no action was taken in 84 per cent of cases. 

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 Plan International Australia chief executive Susanne Legena said the reputation showed 60 per cent of all incidents happened on the street. 

 " This is good and it hasn't been well - documented or understood, " she say. " It starts early on, so the most common age that people report their first experience was between the ages of 11 and 15. " 

' I feel vulnerable' 

 As well as admit some accounts from the report here, SBS News interviewed young women in Sydney's CBD this week about their experiences of sexual harassment. One said she was 13 old age old when an incident took space. 

 " I've been cat - called from the cable car and they actually approached me, " she said. " They got out of the car, which was obviously really alarming. " 

 " I felt really disrespected, scared and vulnerable. " 

 She said she changed her
 unfesirable place, they expuained their recwons fmr thejr deciskons, detailing incidents of iarawsmenu and unwanted physkcal sexuwl contaxt.

Tht survey found acckss all citiea womzn were 10 times mpre likely than men to faeu bnsafe in a public space.

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Places markev as bad included Cegtral Stadikn, King Street in Nwwtowt, ang Hyaw Pxrk. Tioss markfd es good incmuded Circuoar Quay and the Rouaj Botanic Gardsns, UNFW campus, and McIver Baths in Coogee - a wmmeh and children only pooo.

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Yn Msdrid and Lima, around 85 per xent of partpcipqnts reported expexiencing sexbal hatassmemt in public spaces.

In Dzlhi, wgere more tjan 14,000 pins dere dropped, six peg cett referred to incidents hwppening es gixls walkdd tp or fwom school.

Ln Kampala, of the incidejts tkat hdd been reoorted to authorities, no action was taken in 84 par bent of ccses.

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Plan Intwrnarional Xjstralia chief executivv Fusabne Legena said thc repudt showed 60 per etnt of all incidenys fap[ejev on eve street.

"Thiv is sefoous xnd it hasn'b bden eell-documented or ungersfood," she said. "It syavts early, so the iost common abe that people replrted thxir fitst experience was between the agss of 11 anf 15."

'I felt vulnerwble'

Qs well as iucluding some accounts from the report hxre, SBS News interviewgd young women in Syduen's CBD this xeek afout theis experiences of sexyal harassment. Ont said she was 13 years omd whet an lncident took place.

"I've been cat-called from the car and they actually appriached me," she said. "Theu got obt pf the car, xhich was obviousky really alarming."

"I felt really disrespacced, scared and vulnerable."

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undesirable place, they explained their reasons for detailing of harassment unwanted physical sexual all women were 10 more likely than to feel unsafe in a public A total of 2,083 pins were dropped on spots of the Sydney map, 75 per cent of the places marked considered bad. The threat of sexual with without contact the main issue identified in connection with bad pins - 71 per cent of respondents reported sexually harassed in those places. Plan International Places as bad included Central King Street in Newtown, and Park. marked as included Quay the Royal Botanic UNSW campus, and McIver Baths in Coogee - a women and children only pool. Sixty-three per cent Sydney respondents discrimination as reason dropping pin, while discrimination ethnicity was identified in 10 per pins - higher than in the other four Plan International Madrid and Lima, around 85 per of participants reported experiencing sexual harassment in public In Delhi, where more than 14,000 pins were dropped, six per cent referred to incidents girls walked to or school. In Kampala, the that been to authorities, action was taken in 84 per cent of cases. 0:00 Plan Australia chief executive Susanne Legena 00:00 / 00:00 Share Share Share Facebook Plan International chief executive Susanne Legena the showed 60 per cent incidents on is and hasn't been well-documented or she said. "It starts early, the most common age experience was between the ages of 11 and 'I felt vulnerable' As well as including accounts from the report here, SBS News interviewed young women in Sydney's this week experiences of sexual harassment. One said she was years old when an took place. "I've been cat-called from the car and actually me," she "They got out the car, which obviously really alarming." really disrespected, and She her
 undesirable place, they explaIned their rEasonS foR thEiR decIsioNs, detailing incIDentS of harassment and unwantEd phySiCAl seXUaL contAct.

The sURvEY FouNd AcRosS aLL cIties WomEn were 10 tImes more liKelY tHan men to feel UNsAfe in a publIc sPace.

A total of 2,083 PinS were dRoPpeD On spoTs oF the SYdney mAP, with 75 pEr cent of tHe PLaces mARked conSIDeRed bAd. The threat of sexuAL hARassment with anD withoUt PHySICal ConTact was the MaIn issUE identiFIeD IN ConNEction with bad Pins - 71 per cent OF reSpondeNtS rePOrted bEing sExUAllY harassed in ThosE places.

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places mArked aS baD inCludED CEnTraL STAtiON, KIng sTreEt in NewtOwN, aNd HydE ParK. tHOSe maRkeD as gOod inCluded CirculaR QuAy anD The royal botanIc GaRdEns, UNsW campUs, and mciver Baths in CoogEe - a wOmen and chIldReN onLy Pool.

SIXty-thrEe pEr cEnt of SyDney resPOndEnTS IDeNtified gender-based DiSCRiMination As a reaSOn FoR Dropping A pIn, wHile DIScrimInatIOn Based on eThniciTY wAs IdentifIeD in 10 per CeNt oF thE pins - HIgheR than iN the otheR four CIties.

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In MadrID aND liMA, aroUnd 85 Per cent of paRticIPantS repORtEd eXPerieNcing SeXUaL Harassment in public sPaCes.

In DElhi, wHere more than 14,000 pIns were droPPED, six per cEnt rEFeRRed to incidents HappeNing as girlS Walked to Or froM school.

IN Kampala, oF THe incideNts ThaT haD beEN RePorted to authoRITies, No Action wAs tAken in 84 pEr cEnt Of cAseS.

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PlAN INTErnaTiOnAl AuStrAlIa chiEf exECutIve SusaNne Legena SaiD The rEpOrT showed 60 Per cent of all iNcIdents happEnEd oN the stREEt.

"This is Serious and it hasn't been weLL-documeNteD or unDersTood," she saId. "IT startS eaRLy, so thE most cOmmon AgE thAT PeoplE REpOrtEd Their first EXPerIence WaS betWeen the Ages of 11 and 15."

'I felt vulnERabLe'

As well as incLudIng sOME aCcoUNtS FroM tHE rePORt here, SBS News inTerviewed yOuNG wOmen in SydnEY's CbD This weeK about tHeir eXPeriencEs of sexuaL harassmeNt. one sAID shE was 13 years oLd when an Incident tOOk plaCE.

"I'Ve beeN caT-calleD fRom The caR and thEY acTuallY approAcHed me," sHe saiD. "THey got ouT of the car, which was obviouSly reaLly alArmIng."

"I felt rEalLY diSrespecteD, scaRed and vulnEraBle."

she saId sHE chanGed hER
 undesirable place, they e xplained t heirrea son sforthei r decisions, d e tail ing incidents of haras sment  a n d un w an ted p hysical se x u alco nt act .Th e sur vey  foundacross all  ci ti es women wer e  1 0 times mo relikely thanmen  to fe el  un s afe i n a  publ ic spa c e.

Atotal of2, 0 83 pin s  were d r o pp ed o n spots of the Sy d ne y  map, with 75per ce nt of t hepla ces marked  c onsid e red bad .  T h e thr e at of sexualharassmentw ith  and w it hou t  physi cal c on t act  was the ma in i ssue iden tified in conn e ction w ith ba d p ins  - 7 1  p er  ce nt ofr es pon d ent s report ed  b eingsexu a l l y  har ass ed i n tho se places.

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Pl aces  m arked  as ba d inc lu ded Central Sta tion , King St ree tinNe wtown ,  and H yde  Pa rk. Tho se mark e d a sg o o dincluded CircularQu a y  a nd the R oyal B o ta ni c  Gardens ,UNS W ca m p us, a nd M c Iv er Baths  in Co o ge e- a wom en  and c hi ldr enonlyp ool. 

Sixt y-threeper c e nt of Sydney r e spondents ide n ti f i ed gend er- based discr imin a tion  asa  r eas o n for  drop pi n ga  pin, while discrim in ationbased  on ethnicity  was ident i f i ed in 10  per ce n t of the pins- hig her than i n  the oth er fo ur citie s.

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I n M adr i d  a nd Lima, arou n d  85pe r centofpartici pan tsrep ort ed  experien cing sex ua lha ra ssm ent i n  publicsp ace s. 

I n Del h i, whe re mo re t ha n1 4,0 00 pins we r e  dro pp ed , si x p er  cent  ref e rre d to in cidents h app e ning  a sgirls w alked to or f ro m school.
I n K ampala , of the i ncidents that had beenr eported  to  auth orit ies, no a cti on was  ta k en in84 per  cent  o f c a s es.
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Plan Inte rn a ti onal Austr a lia  c hief ex ecutive  Susa n ne Lege na said t he report  s howe d 60per cent o f all in cidents h a ppene d  o n the  st reet.
" Thi s isseriou s  an d ithasn't  b een we ll-do cu mented o r understood," she said . "Itstart s e arly, sothe mos t commonagethat peopl e r epo rtedthe i r fir st e x pe rie n ce wa s be t ween thea ge s o f 11  and 15."
' I fel t vul ner a ble'
As w ell as includings ome accounts f romt h e r epo r t he re , SBS News int erv ie w e d youngwo men in Sydn ey's CBD  t h is we ek abo ut the ir expe r i en c es ofsexu alharassmen t.On e  said s he  w a s 13 y ears  o ld whe n an i n cide n t  took place.

"I 've b e e n cat - cal led f ro m the c a r an d they act ually appro achedme,"  shesaid. " Th ey got  ou tof the car ,  which wa s obv iouslyre ally  al arming ."
" I  felt  rea ll y d isrespect e d ,s ca re d  an d vu lnera bl e."
She said she chan ged her
 undesirable_place, they_explained their reasons for_their decisions,_detailing_incidents of_harassment_and unwanted physical_sexual contact.

The survey_found across all cities_women were 10_times_more likely than men to feel unsafe in a public space.

A total of 2,083_pins_were dropped_on_spots_of the Sydney map, with_75 per cent of the_places marked_considered bad. The threat of sexual harassment with_and_without physical contact_was the main issue identified in connection with bad_pins - 71 per cent of_respondents reported being_sexually_harassed_in those places.

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Places_marked as bad included Central Station,_King Street in Newtown, and Hyde_Park. Those marked as good included Circular_Quay and the Royal Botanic Gardens,_UNSW campus, and McIver Baths_in Coogee_- a women and children_only pool.

Sixty-three per_cent of_Sydney respondents identified_gender-based discrimination as a reason for_dropping a pin,_while discrimination based on ethnicity was_identified_in 10 per_cent_of_the pins_- higher than_in_the other_four_cities.

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In Madrid and Lima, around_85_per cent of participants reported experiencing sexual_harassment in public spaces.

In_Delhi,_where more than 14,000_pins were dropped, six per_cent referred to incidents happening as_girls walked_to or_from school.

In Kampala, of the incidents that had been reported to_authorities, no action was taken in_84 per cent of_cases.

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Plan International_Australia chief executive Susanne Legena said_the report showed 60_per_cent of all incidents happened on_the street.

"This is serious and it_hasn't been well-documented or understood,"_she_said._"It starts early, so the_most common age that people reported_their first experience_was between the ages of 11 and_15."

'I_felt vulnerable'

As well as including some_accounts_from the report here, SBS News_interviewed_young_women in Sydney's CBD this_week about their experiences of sexual_harassment. One said she was 13 years old when_an incident took_place.

"I've been cat-called from the_car_and_they actually approached me," she said. "They got out of_the car,_which was obviously_really alarming."

"I felt really disrespected, scared and vulnerable."

She said she_changed her