Seow (left) guiding students Tan Tong (centre) and Chin (right) through a virtual reality simulation designed to help students respond to sexual harassment at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. — AFP
SINGAPORE: "Wow, your shirt is really see-through. Are you wearing matching underwear?" the man says lewdly.
It's a virtual reality simulation – but it's enough to shock 23-year-old Elizabeth Lee into silence as the scene plays out on her headset.
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Seow (left) guiding students Tan Tong (centre) and Chin (right) through a virtual reality simulation designed to help students respond to sexual harassment at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. — AFP
Students Seow Yun Rong (left) and Heather Seet experiencing virtual reality simulations of men making lewd comments, which is being used as a new weapon to help women fight back against sexual harassment, at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. — AFP
Students Seow Yun Rong (left) and Heather Seet setting up virtual reality simulations of men making lewd comments, which is being used as a new weapon to help women fight back against sexual harassment, at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. — AFP
Seow Yun Rong (left) guiding student Elizabeth Lee through a virtual reality simulation designed to help students respond to sexual harassment at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. — AFP
Seow Yun Rong (left) guiding student Elizabeth Lee through a virtual reality simulation designed to help students respond to sexual harassment at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. — AFP
Student Chin Hui Shan watching a virtual reality simulation designed to help students respond to sexual harassment at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. — AFP
Students Tan Tong (left) and Chin Hui Shan watching virtual reality simulations of men making lewd comments, which is being used as a new weapon to help women fight back against sexual harassment, at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. — AFP
Student Elizabeth Lee experiencing a virtual reality simulation designed to help students respond to sexual harassment at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. — AFP
