Sichuan women refused to express their colleagues and were insulted by information and videos. How should women defend their rights?

Women should keep the corresponding data and video evidence and call the police.

The police station received an alarm from a girl, saying that she saw many insulting, slandering and threatening messages and short videos on her mobile phone. The girl feels that her personality and reputation have been greatly insulted, and her work and life have been seriously disturbed.

First, keep relevant evidence, and it is best to collect all relevant information together.

It's against the law to insult girls with text messages and videos after men's courtship failed. Faced with these insulting and offensive words and videos, girls have been greatly shocked.

This is a typical emotional injury. Girls should use legal weapons to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests, at least let boys realize their mistakes, publicly apologize and compensate.

In the process of processing, girls should learn to collect all the materials and videos as evidence of their rights protection.

Second, call the police to prevent boys from retaliating.

After collecting relevant evidence, girls have limited strength and can call the police to file a case and seek police help.

Give your own evidence to the police, and the police will naturally deal with the boys accordingly. In this process, girls should try not to confront the boys themselves, so as not to cause more harm.

After all, the power gap between men and women is wide, so we should learn to ask the police for help.

Third, you can ask the leaders for help.

The girl in the incident was verbally insulted by a male colleague. When two people belonging to the same company have conflicts, they can naturally ask the company for help. Girls can report relevant problems to the company and leaders. After all, boys' behavior does constitute harassment.

In most workplace environments, leaders who step forward as mediators can often achieve good results.

In short, in the face of harassment and attacks, girls should learn to seek effective help from the outside world, and the most direct way is to call the police.

The law protects the individual's right of reputation and will also punish the wrong behavior of boys.