Sexual assault is a grave and distressing form of violence that involves non-consensual sexual contact or behavior. This deeply traumatic experience can occur within various contexts, including intimate relationships, workplaces, or during social interactions. It encompasses a range of actions, from unwanted touching to forced penetration, and is characterized by a violation of personal boundaries and autonomy. Sexual assault can have severe and lasting physical, emotional, and psychological consequences for survivors, often leading to feelings of shame, guilt, and trauma. Addressing this issue requires a multifaceted approach, including robust support systems for survivors, education on consent, prevention strategies, and legal measures to ensure accountability for perpetrators. By fostering a culture of consent, raising awareness, and providing comprehensive support, society can work towards eradicating sexual assault and creating an environment where everyone feels safe and respected.