On a school trip when I was in fifth grade, when I had just finished taking a shower, my teacher barged into the bathroom, ripped the towel off me (with the nonchalant comment "I've seen a naked child before"), then pointed a camcorder at me and said "If you're not dressed and out of here in the next ten seconds, I'm going to videotape you naked" (with the implication that she was going to show it to the whole class, which is what she had announced she was planning to do with all her footage). I told the principal and my mother, and neither believed me; later, my mother said I was a "difficult child" so what she did was understandable. Of course, she was (and is) my mother's employer. . .
My question is: Would that be considered illegal sexual harassment? And if I were to post this story online with her name and whereabouts would it be defamation? This woman received an award for her teaching (!) and I believe it isn't safe for her to be around children. She's now the principal in my hometown.
Thanks!
My question is: Would that be considered illegal sexual harassment? And if I were to post this story online with her name and whereabouts would it be defamation? This woman received an award for her teaching (!) and I believe it isn't safe for her to be around children. She's now the principal in my hometown.
Thanks!