When an employee complains she is being harassed, that’s protected activity that cannot be punished. Likewise, complaining that a co-worker is being harassed is protected activity. But it’s not protected activity if an employee complains that someone not connected with the employer is being harassed.
Title VII complaints involving nonemployees aren’t protected
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