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Newspaper Publishes Pics of Women in Skirts, Sparks Outrage: 'This Is Harassment, Not Journalism'

  • On June 4, 2025, the Hungarian newspaper Metropol published a collection of photographs showing women wearing short skirts, taken without their permission in public locations like subways and streets.
  • The circulation began after a reader appeal for voyeuristic images, leading to widespread backlash, demonstrations, and strong criticism from organizations advocating for women's rights and social media communities.
  • Around 50 to 60 protesters gathered outside Mediaworks, Metropol’s publisher, chanting slogans such as "Harassment is not journalism" and demanding a public apology.
  • The civil rights group PATENT Association condemned the article as "blatant objectification and vile sexism," offered free legal assistance to affected women, and urged others to come forward.
  • This incident intensified criticism of media practices in Hungary, highlighting concerns about normalizing street harassment and Metropol’s ties to the ruling government.
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GDPR rules are violated when Metropol publishes photos of women's legs without their consent.

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telex.hu broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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