Why is your girlfriend incapable of telling rude fellows like this to [censored] off and die?
Or report them herself? Does she have some deep seated fear of standing up for herself?
Can she not think of a witty comeback, such as "No, I am sure you touch it enough!" to the guy?
Maybe it's me, but I always liked to fight my own battles. If I guy gave me crap, I dealt with it. I didn't involve boyfriends, it's my business.
If I can't take care of me, well, why should they put forth effort?
I agree with Neuro, seems more a case of poor male socialising than sixual harassment.
The issue with this(and I have no idea if applies towards the OP's g/f or not), is that some women just aren't capable of telling a guy to stop, or no for that matter. Example: When I was younger, I had this girl whom I hung out with a good bit(I had a crush on her). She was dating this one guy who was a real [censored], whom also happened to be a guy I hung out with and was friends with(I didn't realize he was an [censored] until after what I'm about to explain). So, he was her first and all that jazz, and she was "madly in love with him". So, he took advantage of it, and made her do all sorts of [censored] things, included in which were forcing her to perform sixual acts on his friends. I found out about this, because he told her to perform one on me. She explained it to me, and was going to, until I told her no, that she shouldn't be doing stuff like that for him, that it was wrong. I'm happy to say, that it was my refusal that allowed her to wake up and realize that he was the [censored]tiest boyfriend in history, and she dumped his ass. But until that point, she was willing to do whatever he said, because she thought thats what a girl was supposed to do.
It's not always a case of "not standing up for yourself". Sometimes the girl just can't say no due to bad wiring in her brain, or how she was brought up. Perhaps the OP's g/f is incapable of telling another guy no with words. At least it sounds like she's capable of ignoring them, which is great, but she might need some coaching to actually verbalize the NO part.