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There is eating a lolly and there is eating a lolly.
And the somewhat unusual way this woman eats her ice lolly constitutes sexual harassment, says the Finnish Lawyers Association who released this video. In the 44-second clip male colleagues look away awkwardly as the young office worker moans and licks the popsicle. A question then appears on the screen asking: 'Is this sexual harassment? We know the answer.'
Lawyers in Finland have released a video warning that women who eat too provocatively in public are guilty of sexual harassment
In the video, male colleagues look away awkwardly or look on stunned as she moans and licks the lolly in the steamy clip. A question then appears on the screen asking: Is this sexual harrassment? We know the answer. The association which represents thousands of legal experts in Finland said on its website: 'We have released this video to raise a very difficult issue.
'Sexual harassment in the workplace can target anyone, men or women. 'We fully intended to throw the cat among the pigeons and hope to stimulate debate about what is a very tricky legal area.
'We also want to inform the public that if they are unsure about a complex situation they may have faced, lawyers are there to help them.'
An expert in EU laws on sexual harassment told French newspaper France-Soir: 'This video shows a woman consuming an ice cream in a totally exaggerated manner that would make any man raise his eyebrows.
'Across most of Europe, the law says that any gestures aimed deliberately at sexually intimidating another person are a criminal offence.
'This film shows it is sometimes difficult to know where to draw the line and that women as well as men can be guilty of sexual harassment.'
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