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MeToo Movement: Five Years On, How A Hashtag Shook The World
By forcing the world to wake up to the daily sexual abuse suffered by women, the #MeToo movement became a social revolution of historic importance. Its legacy is still being determined.
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Post #MeToo Movement, Women Not Afraid To Speak Out: Priya Ramani
Priya Ramani, the journalist who accused former editor and Union minister MJ Akbar of sexual harassment, on Thursday said the #MeToo campaign has resulted in women speaking out everywhere about the sexual harassment they face.
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Priya Ramani On Why She Used The Term "Predator" For MJ Akbar
Priya Ramani tells court that she used the word "predator" to emphasize and highlight the difference in age, influence and power between MJ Akbar and herself.
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Sandra Muller, Woman Who Led France's #MeToo Campaign Sued For Slander
The woman behind France's answer to the #MeToo campaign exposing abusive behaviour by men was to appear in court on Wednesday accused of slandering a media executive who she said had made lewd remarks.
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Vinta Nanda: 'No End To My Battle Against Alok Nath But I Get Driven By People's Support'
Vinta Nanda said: "We all know there is no end to this"
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50 Million Google Searches On Sexual Harassment In US After #MeToo: Study
Around 50 million Google searches in the US between October 2017 and June 2018 were on sexual harassment and the reporting and prevention of such behaviour, a study has found. The study holds relevance in the backdrop of the #MeToo movement.
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Sotheby's Sends India Head On Leave Pending Probe Into #Metoo Claims
Auction house Sotheby's has sent its top India executive on a leave of absence pending a probe into anonymous allegations of sexual misconduct. Gaurav Bhatia, the managing director of Sotheby's India, has agreed to take leave of absence as a formal inquiry is underway into anonymous allegations on social media, Sotheby's said in a statement, just d...
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Journalist Gaurav Sawant Accused Of Sex Harassment; Will Sue, He Says
Journalist and TV anchor Gaurav Sawant has been accused by a journalist of sexually harassing her around 15 years ago. Vidya Krishnan has alleged in an account published by the news magazine "Caravan" that she was molested years ago during an assignment by Mr Sawant, who allegedly also came to her hotel room and exposed himself.
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MJ Akbar Resigns Over #MeToo, His Defamation Case To Be Heard Today
Union Minister MJ Akbar, accused of sex harassment by multiple women, resigned on Wednesday, becoming the most high profile person to exit his job in a growing #MeToo movement in India.
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Defamation Suits Won't Intimidate Vinta Nanda: Lawyer On #MeToo Allegation
Writer-producer Vinta Nanda will remain undaunted in her fight against the sexual violation she faced 19 years ago even if defamation suits come her way, her lawyer said on Monday, a day after actor Alok Nath's wife Ashu Singh reportedly moved a court seeking a police probe into the "Tara" writer's accusation.
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'Sad That People Misusing #MeToo': Bhushan Kumar's Wife Divya On 'Baseless Allegations' Against Him
"Bhushan Kumar is a man full of values and principles. It's unfortunate that people put baseless allegations," she tweeted
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"Statement Later," Says #MeToo-Accused MJ Akbar After Landing In Delhi
Union Minister MJ Akbar has arrived in India amid calls for his resignation over #MeToo allegations from several women over the last few days. Government sources say a final call will be taken by the Narendra Modi government on whether to retain him as minister or concede to the demand for his removal.
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India Has Strong Laws For Women Protection, Says Smriti Irani
Amid the ongoing #MeToo campaign against sexual harassment, Union minister Smriti Irani said on Friday that the country has very strict laws in place to protect women, who can approach police and the courts to get justice.
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"Shameful" That Companies Do Not Act: Brinda Karat Amid #MeToo Movement
Senior CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat Wednesday said it was "shameful" that the law dealing with sexual harassment at workplaces was not being implemented in most of the organisations in the country.
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On #MeToo, Editors Guild Praises Women Journalists: Full Statement
The Editors Guild of India on Tuesday came out in support of women journalists who have shared their experiences of alleged sexual harassment as a part of #MeToo movement on social media.
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MeToo Movement: Five Years On, How A Hashtag Shook The World
By forcing the world to wake up to the daily sexual abuse suffered by women, the #MeToo movement became a social revolution of historic importance. Its legacy is still being determined.
-
Post #MeToo Movement, Women Not Afraid To Speak Out: Priya Ramani
Priya Ramani, the journalist who accused former editor and Union minister MJ Akbar of sexual harassment, on Thursday said the #MeToo campaign has resulted in women speaking out everywhere about the sexual harassment they face.
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Priya Ramani On Why She Used The Term "Predator" For MJ Akbar
Priya Ramani tells court that she used the word "predator" to emphasize and highlight the difference in age, influence and power between MJ Akbar and herself.
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Sandra Muller, Woman Who Led France's #MeToo Campaign Sued For Slander
The woman behind France's answer to the #MeToo campaign exposing abusive behaviour by men was to appear in court on Wednesday accused of slandering a media executive who she said had made lewd remarks.
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Vinta Nanda: 'No End To My Battle Against Alok Nath But I Get Driven By People's Support'
Vinta Nanda said: "We all know there is no end to this"
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50 Million Google Searches On Sexual Harassment In US After #MeToo: Study
Around 50 million Google searches in the US between October 2017 and June 2018 were on sexual harassment and the reporting and prevention of such behaviour, a study has found. The study holds relevance in the backdrop of the #MeToo movement.
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Sotheby's Sends India Head On Leave Pending Probe Into #Metoo Claims
Auction house Sotheby's has sent its top India executive on a leave of absence pending a probe into anonymous allegations of sexual misconduct. Gaurav Bhatia, the managing director of Sotheby's India, has agreed to take leave of absence as a formal inquiry is underway into anonymous allegations on social media, Sotheby's said in a statement, just d...
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Journalist Gaurav Sawant Accused Of Sex Harassment; Will Sue, He Says
Journalist and TV anchor Gaurav Sawant has been accused by a journalist of sexually harassing her around 15 years ago. Vidya Krishnan has alleged in an account published by the news magazine "Caravan" that she was molested years ago during an assignment by Mr Sawant, who allegedly also came to her hotel room and exposed himself.
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MJ Akbar Resigns Over #MeToo, His Defamation Case To Be Heard Today
Union Minister MJ Akbar, accused of sex harassment by multiple women, resigned on Wednesday, becoming the most high profile person to exit his job in a growing #MeToo movement in India.
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Defamation Suits Won't Intimidate Vinta Nanda: Lawyer On #MeToo Allegation
Writer-producer Vinta Nanda will remain undaunted in her fight against the sexual violation she faced 19 years ago even if defamation suits come her way, her lawyer said on Monday, a day after actor Alok Nath's wife Ashu Singh reportedly moved a court seeking a police probe into the "Tara" writer's accusation.
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'Sad That People Misusing #MeToo': Bhushan Kumar's Wife Divya On 'Baseless Allegations' Against Him
"Bhushan Kumar is a man full of values and principles. It's unfortunate that people put baseless allegations," she tweeted
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"Statement Later," Says #MeToo-Accused MJ Akbar After Landing In Delhi
Union Minister MJ Akbar has arrived in India amid calls for his resignation over #MeToo allegations from several women over the last few days. Government sources say a final call will be taken by the Narendra Modi government on whether to retain him as minister or concede to the demand for his removal.
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India Has Strong Laws For Women Protection, Says Smriti Irani
Amid the ongoing #MeToo campaign against sexual harassment, Union minister Smriti Irani said on Friday that the country has very strict laws in place to protect women, who can approach police and the courts to get justice.
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"Shameful" That Companies Do Not Act: Brinda Karat Amid #MeToo Movement
Senior CPI(M) leader Brinda Karat Wednesday said it was "shameful" that the law dealing with sexual harassment at workplaces was not being implemented in most of the organisations in the country.
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On #MeToo, Editors Guild Praises Women Journalists: Full Statement
The Editors Guild of India on Tuesday came out in support of women journalists who have shared their experiences of alleged sexual harassment as a part of #MeToo movement on social media.
