Prevence násilí na klubové scéně v Praze

This master's thesis examines the occurrence and characteristic features of sexualized violence and unwanted sexual attention in Prague's nightclubs. It specifies the vulnerability of such environments and their visitors, especially women and marginalized groups. Furthermore, a description of the differences between alternative and mainstream clubs is provided. Empirical data collection was conducted using a quantitative method, where a modified version of the questionnaire from the European study "Sexism Free Night 2022" was distributed through social platforms. Subsequently, the collected data were subjected to comparisons, and the findings of the conducted study aligned with those of the reference study. The data analysis summarized the following conclusions: awareness of the prevalence of sexualized violence and unwanted sexual attention is insufficient, sexualized violence is strongly gender-conditioned, there is tolerance for certain less invasive forms of sexualized violence, victims tend to not seek help, and the environment of Prague clubs is not perceived as sufficiently safe by visitors. The thesis also presents a set of proposed solutions, which, upon implementation, should enhance the safety and inclusivity of nightclubs.