Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Ain Husniza, a prominent youth activist known for her "Make School A Safer Place" campaign, has reportedly faced a wave of sexualization and negative commentary online after developing educational tools aimed at teaching children about safe and unsafe touch. The activist, who has been a vocal advocate against sexual harassment, found herself targeted by individuals who criticized her appearance and motives. A recent social media video highlighted this issue, showcasing screenshots of comments directed at Ms. Husniza. These comments, predominantly from male users, included remarks questioning her attire and suggesting she "deserved to be sexualized" despite her work. One comment read, "She dresses like that, she deserves to be sexualized," while another criticized her for discussing "sexual education" while allegedly wearing revealing clothing. The video's commentator expressed dismay at the public's reaction, stating, "Instead of listening, some adults chose to sexualize her – the very thing she’s fighting to stop." He questioned how young girls can feel safe speaking up when activists like Ain Husniza become targets themselves. This incident underscores the ongoing challenges in combating sexual harassment and promoting safety education, particularly when advocates face such personal attacks.
Aktivis pelajar dan pengasas Pocket of Pink, Ain Husniza Saiful Nizam, meluahkan rasa kecewa apabila sekali lagi menjadi sasaran gangguan seksual ha…
