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Old Nov 3, 2014, 7:08 am
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JR14
 
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Clearly the situation was unpleasant, but I liked the response in Bogota.

'The strategy consists in units of trained undercover policewomen going into buses and stations during the day and seeing who is committing the assaults,' he said. 'Immediately, they are arrested. This strategy is to mitigate the risk of sexual harassment on TransMilenio and what's certain is that the results to date, since the strategy was implemented two-and-half months ago, show sexual harassment in terms of the number of reports filed has declined dramatically.'
(From the original article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/tr...t-systems.html)

If women have to risk going into those kinds of situations, at least the city can make sure a number of them have the power to arrest their attackers on the spot.
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