No.
No incident needs to be physically violent in nature nor leave scars, marks or bruises on someone’s body to be classed as harassment. We understand that harassment can be subtle, can happen online and can sometimes even be invisible to the naked eye or ear. These understated actions would still constitute harassment and can be disclosed via Report and Support.
If someone feels that their dignity has been violated, or that they would benefit from the support provided by a Liaison Officer to help them feel safer and more comfortable whilst at the University of Warwick, then we would encourage disclosing via the ‘Speak to an Advisor’ form.
No incident needs to be physically violent in nature nor leave scars, marks or bruises on someone’s body to be classed as harassment. We understand that harassment can be subtle, can happen online and can sometimes even be invisible to the naked eye or ear. These understated actions would still constitute harassment and can be disclosed via Report and Support.
If someone feels that their dignity has been violated, or that they would benefit from the support provided by a Liaison Officer to help them feel safer and more comfortable whilst at the University of Warwick, then we would encourage disclosing via the ‘Speak to an Advisor’ form.