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Ratification of the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating   violence against women and domestic violence adopted in 2011 creates an   obligation for the Party States to take the necessary legislative or other   measures to ensure that sexual harassment is subject to criminal or other   legal sanctions. Bearing in mind that sexual harassment, even before the   adoption of this Convention, was prescribed by the anti- discriminatory and   labour laws of the Party States, the paper focuses on the analysis of   normative regulation of sexual harassment in the criminal legislation of the   Republic of Serbia as well as in the comparative legal solutions, with the   purpose of discussing the most important controversial issues concerning   this new incrimination, giving particular attention to considering key   reasons of objective and subjective nature that affect the invisibility of   the victims of this criminal offence. Recognizing deficiencies of the   criminal law regulation of sexual harassment, above all the widespread zone   of punishability, de lege ferenda proposal for a normative reformulation of   the essential elements of this criminal offence is provided in the   concluding considerations, with the purpose of improving its application in   practice.

Sexual harassment from anti-discriminatory to criminal law regulation with reference to the key reasons for the invisibility of the victims