AuroraSaab
Squire
Are there any unisex toilets in the UK where, French fashion, women walk behind/around men peeing in urinals?
Yes, one is shown in the link. Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith. Even without urinals, unisex toilets are more risky. I used 2 lots last week. One in a new build was fine - small corridor with a glass door that was in view of the tables, 5 or so cubicles, fully enclosed, no gaps, basin in the cubicle. The second was in a converted mill building. Long corridor, out of sight, windows covered, that led to a school type toilet room with a few cubicles with huge gaps under the doors and partitions.
And yet there are shared toilets in pretty much every small cafe, restaurant and workplace. All cubicles have locks.
If there are several cubicles and include a shared washing area, then they are unisex. Single occupancy rooms, like a disabled toilet, that you get in small cafes are not the same thing.
Communal toilets and changing rooms are more risky for children and women. We all know this.
Shared by men? Most people, especially women and girls, aren't going to report every incident or every time they were made uncomfortable, especially in somewhere like a club or bar. You also can't know how many women would self exclude and not use the facilities because they were unisex.And while I appreciate this is my experience, it is one which is generally shared, despite what *insert right wing ideology pedalling source du jour here* would have people believe.