I was sexually harassed at work and want to report it to the police.

If you have repeatedly experienced unwanted physical contact in the workplace, this can clearly constitute a crime, and it is possible to report it to the police.

As you mentioned, if your body, including your thigh, was continuously touched, and the act did not stop even after you clearly expressed your discomfort, the establishment of indecent assault can sufficiently be reviewed.

You can file a police report by visiting the police station with jurisdiction over your residence or the place where the incident occurred, or by calling 112. During the statement process, the situation at the time, repetition, and whether you expressed refusal are important.

If possible, it is advisable to organize evidence in advance such as text messages, messenger records, call recordings, and statements from surrounding colleagues that can support the circumstances at the time.

Regardless of company size, workplace sexual harassment can be handled through criminal proceedings, and there are no exceptions even if the perpetrator is a superior.

In addition, separately from the criminal complaint, workplace sexual harassment cases that fall under workplace sexual harassment can also be filed in parallel with a labor office complaint or raised within the company.

However, since the flow of the case can change depending on the direction of the initial statement, it is desirable to receive assistance with criminal procedures before reporting and establish a response strategy suited to the workplace sexual harassment case.