Recently, according to poster news, a man in Lishui, Zhejiang Province claimed that on his way home from a gym, he was forcibly hugged by an old lady in her 60s and asked to go upstairs to sleep with her.
According to **, the place of the incident seems to be a relatively dark road, and the old lady said to the man in a deep voice: "Sleep in the same bed with me, and there is an empty bed." Then the man's voice came out: "Go away, go away, scared to death." ”
The person said that he had just finished his workout and was about to go home, when he saw an old lady walking towards him, "she rushed up and hugged me, and she said that I should accompany her to sleep on it, there was an empty bed on it." ”
According to a report from the Beilun District Media Center in Ningbo, the person asserted that this was not a script, and he was scared almost half to death. There can be two scenarios in which this kind of thing happens, one is that she is sexually harassed and she is very scared, and the second is that the elderly person mistakes herself for someone in her family.
The incident was very serious because it involved physical assault and torts against others. Whether sexual harassment or other forms of violations, they should be punished and condemned by law.
From a moral point of view, such behavior is immoral and violates the personal rights and dignity of others. For victims, this experience can be traumatic and distressing, and they need to receive timely support and help.
From a legal point of view, such an act may constitute an infringement of the personal liberty of another person, which should be interpreted in accordance with local law. In general, forcibly hugging and asking someone to accompany you to sleep upstairs, especially if the other person explicitly disagrees, may amount to sexual harassment or other tortious acts.
According to the description, the old lady may have cognitive health problems. Cognitive health problems in older adults can lead to mental instability and even hallucinations and delusions. Therefore, there is a need for cognitive health assessment of the elderly, and timely intervention and **.
Older adults may face mental health issues such as loneliness and depression. Older people need to be cared for and supported by society, including support for daily living and social activities, to ensure their health and safety.