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American Woman Claims 50 Men Tried To Grope Her During A 30-Minute Walk In KL

She also claimed that she had to move to Singapore due to the frequent sexual harassment she allegedly experienced.

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An American woman has alleged on social media that she was sexually harassed by 50 men during a 30-minute walk in Kuala Lumpur

The woman, a former journalist named Christine Hill, made the claim in response to a viral X thread about an alleged gang rape case in India.

In her reply, Hill said that sexual harassment often occurs not only in India but also cited Malaysia as an example.

"India is not the only place like this. A white woman walking through Kuala Lumpur can expect to have her breast groped about every two minutes," she wrote.

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When netizens questioned her claim, Hill said she had lived in Kuala Lumpur for eight years before moving to Singapore due to the frequent sexual harassment she allegedly experienced

"I lived there on and off for eight years and was harassed constantly, as were all the other white women I knew.

"I finally moved to Singapore because I had started [bringing] a big umbrella with me and whacking [anyone] who grabbed my boobs," she said.

She then claimed that 50 men had tried to grope her breasts during a 30-minute walk from Central Market to Shangri-La Hotel.

"Walking from the Central Market to the Shangri-La one day — traffic was terrible — I whacked about 50 men, all Malay, all tried to grab my breasts. That's when I realised I had to move," she said.

Hill added that she reported the incident to "senior political leaders" but was brushed off.

"I brought it up to the most senior political leaders saying it was bad PR for the city. They had a name for it and laughed," she claimed.

Image via @ChristineHillCo (X)

The woman's tweets caused an uproar in the comments section, with Malaysians criticising her for making exaggerated claims and spreading misinformation about the country

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Image via X

Image via X

In response to the backlash, Hill remained adamant that only "white women" like her were the targets of sexual assault in Kuala Lumpur. She also called the city a "shockingly racist place".

If you or someone you know may be at risk or has experienced sexual abuse or assault, please reach out to these Malaysian organisations:

1. WOMEN'S AID ORGANISATION (WAO)
Operating hours: 24-hour
Contact: +603-30008858
SMS/WhatsApp: +6018-9888058
Website | Facebook | Twitter

2. ALL WOMEN'S ACTION SOCIETY (AWAM)
Operating hours: Monday to Friday (9.30am - 5.30pm)
Contact: +603-78770224
WhatsApp/Telegram: +6016-2284221 | +6016-2374221
Email: telenita@awam.org.my
Website | Facebook | Twitter

3. WOMEN'S CENTRE FOR CHANGE PENANG (WCC PENANG)
Operating hours: Monday to Friday (9am - 5pm)
Contact: +604-2280342 | +604-3988340
WhatsApp: +6011-31084001 | +6016-4180342
Email: wcc@wccpenang.org
Website | Facebook | Twitter

4. SARAWAK WOMEN FOR WOMEN SOCIETY (SWWS)
Operating hours: Monday (7pm - 9pm),Tuesday to Thursday (9.30am - 11.30am), Saturday (2pm - 4pm)
Contact: +6082-368853
SMS/WhatsApp: +6016-5822660 | +6013-8044285
Email: sarswws@gmail.com
Website | Facebook | Twitter

5. SABAH WOMEN'S ACTION-RESOURCE GROUP (SAWO)
Operating hours: Monday to Friday (9am - 5pm)
Contact: +6088-280200 | +6011-27908020
Email: sawo.women@yahoo.com
Website | Facebook | Twitter

6. PROTECT AND SAVE THE CHILDREN (PS THE CHILDREN)
Operating hours: Monday to Friday (3pm - 12am)
WhatsApp: +6016-7213065
Email: protect@psthechildren.org.my
Website | Facebook | Twitter

7. INTERNET WATCH FOUNDATION (IWF)
Anonymously and confidentially report child sexual abuse content and non-photographic child sexual abuse images with IWF's Reporting Portal.

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