Nearly all women feel unsafe in cities because of sexual harasssment

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Pedestrians walk through Sydney's Circular Quay precinct Source: AAP

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A new report reveals around 90% of young women and girls around the world feel unsafe in cities because of repeated, and often aggressive, sexual harassment.

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