More often than not, women are blamed for having provoked men to sexually harass them, either with their ''over-friendly'' demeanour or more importantly, through their ''seductive'' clothing.

To dismiss such understanding of sexual abuse and the idea of "victim-blaming", the Centre Communautaire Maritime in Brussels did put up an exhibition long ago that features clothing items worn by victims of rape, to drive home the fact that one's choice of attire is not responsible for the assault perpetrated on a woman.

The exhibition features items such as pyjamas, tracksuits and even a child's My Little Pony shirt, hoping to prove that “a person’s outfit can never be seen as a mitigating circumstance or provocation by a rapist,”