KABUL institutes.
Shafiqa Nawrozkhel, the deputy head of women commission of the upper house, tabled the bill on prevention of women and children harassment and asked lawmakers to approve the measure.
She said in the draft law, verbal, physical, written and photo harassment of women and children were considered crime.
A person involved in such harassment in public areas or transport vehicles would be fined five to 10 thousand afghanis, she added.
“If a person commits crime in workplaces, healthcare centers and . . .
