Sex for jobs: Confronting sexual harassment, exploitation, abuse in workplaces
In Ghana, a young graduate prints her Curriculum Vitae (CV) with hope, only to hear "come and see me privately" behind a desk. Sex for jobs is not just an abuse of power; it is a theft of dignity. For many young women, the job search becomes a painful choice between survival and self-respect. Years of schooling, national service, endless…
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