Block the user
It really depends. Facebook just follow the laws of the US, so if you are, for example, British or French, your law doesn't count, because Facebook is situated in America and therefore follows American law. Harassment in the form of sexual harassment or stalking is illegal in the US. So you can report the individual to Facebook. You may also report it to your local authority. You can also block the person harassing you. Speak to a lawyer if you need advice on harassment.
No. not unless you tell him to stop and he keeps putting it there then it might just be harassment but if he moves it up your leg and you tell him to stop but he doesn't then it may count as sexual harassment.
After several attempts, it can be considered harassment.
There are a few copyrights that Facebook has. Some of the copyrights that Facebook has are impostor accounts, hacking accounts, abuse and harassment, pages and groups admin issues, usernames and web address.
Yes, it is considered sexual harassment. Even if they ask you one time, and you do not appreciate it, it is still technically considered sexual harassment.
YES
slap him in front of everybody or tell your parents .
If the woman does not consent (i.e. say "yes" out loud) or flirt back, then yes, it is sexual harassment.
Facebook blocks accounts when you break their rules. Stop breaking their rules and they'll stop blocking you.
Tell him to stop bothering you or you will report him for harassment. Simple.
The best way to stop a collection agency from contacting you is to write them to stop collecting you. It really is that simple after you write to them they are required by law to stop calling.
To stop your ex-husband from harassing you, document all instances of harassment, including dates, times, and details of the interactions. Consider communicating your boundaries clearly to him, stating that you want the harassment to stop. If the behavior continues, you may need to seek legal advice and potentially file a restraining order or report the harassment to law enforcement. Additionally, consider reaching out to support services for further guidance.