Forced sexual exists in a continuum of actions, from forced r*p* to other non-physical forms of pressure that compel girls and women to engage in sexual acts against their will. The most tragic of this kind of contact is that women have no options and face very serious physical or social consequences if they resist men's sexual advances.
Some forms of forced sexual contact, such as forced penetration (r*p*), sexual assault (forced sexual contact), and sexual m0l*stati0n are recognized as crimes by many legal systems. Other forms such as bullying, verbal pressure or forced marriage are tolerated and often culturally encouraged.
Answer: Level B provides the same respiratory protection as Level A but less skin or outer body protection. When Level B is used: This level is used when the hazardous materials have been identified but do not require a high level of skin protection.