Unisex toilets in schools are leaving girls 'too afraid to use the loo over fears of "period shaming", sexual harassment and a lack of privacy' A growing number of schools are ditching separate-sex toilets for unisex loos Schoolgirls are avoiding going to over cruel taunts from boys over periods Feminist campaign group says 'safety and dignity' of girls is being neglected
By Sophie Law For Mailonline
Published: 18:51 GMT, 17 February 2019 | Updated: 08:56 GMT, 18 February 2019
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Schoolgirls are too afraid to use unisex toilets over fears of 'period shaming' from boys and sexual harassment, campaigners warn.
A growing number of schools are ditching separate-sex loos claiming they are not inclusive to transgender children and are a breeding ground for bullying.
But some girls are avoiding going to the toilet during school hours because of cruel taunts from boys and a lack of privacy, according to the Daily Express.
Schoolgirls are too afraid to use unisex toilets over fears of 'period shaming' from boys and having little privacy. Stock
