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We Will Not Be Beaten

For decades, women in the US have been fighting an uphill clouds against gender inequality and yet they have a long way to go. High rates of domestic violence and sexual harassment speak volumes.

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Saudi Arabia threatens victims of sexual harassment after concert with jail

Saudi officials warn that anyone spreading "rumors" on social media could face up to five years in prison following claims of sexual harassment after a canceled concert in the capital Riyadh.

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One-third of Aussie parliamentary staff sexually harassed at work

Sexual harassment and bullying are widespread in Australia's parliament, affecting both lawmakers and staff, a high-profile inquiry into the institution's "sexist culture" has found.

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MILITARY

Women in UK military facing bullying, sexual assault: Report

New research reveals that women in the British military are suffering widespread emotional bullying, sexual harassment, physical assault, and long-lasting mental health problems.

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POLITICS

FBI failed to fully investigate Kavanaugh allegations: Democrats

The FBI failed to fully investigate sexual misconduct allegations against now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh when he was nominated to the court in 2018, according to newly released materials.

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SOCIETY

Sexual abuse 'normalized' in UK schools

Sexual harassment and abuse in UK schools has become “so normalized” that the students do not see the point in reporting and challenging this behavior.

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POLITICS

Gov. Cuomo aides subpoenaed in sexual-harassment probe: Report

Dozens of officials and aides working in Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office have been subpoenaed in the sexual harassment investigation against him, The Wall Street Journal reports.

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SOCIETY

Did Scottish first minister lie to parliament?

Members of a Scottish Parliamentary Committee have accused First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, of unknowingly misleading the legislative body over her dealings with her predecessor, Alex Salmond.