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For victims, the fight against voyeurism is made more difficult with a court system that hasn’t yet caught up with advances in hidden camera technology. Continue reading
Bloom Cookie Co.’s cookie-gram project was already in the works, but a disturbing phone call gave the bakery an opportunity to raise awareness for an important cause. Continue reading
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Women are four times more likely than men to experience sexual assault or unwanted touching on the job, no matter what occupation or industry they work in, researchers say. Continue reading
In this episode of the Global News podcast This is Why, reporter Jane Gerster sits down with Niki Reitmayer and explains what she uncovered. Continue reading
Alice Clark dreamed of being a Mountie before women could even join the force. But she left after just six years on the job. Continue reading
The “duty to report” regulation compels service members to report any type of inappropriate or criminal behaviour — whether sexual or not — to higher authorities, which begins a formal complaint process. Continue reading
An Iowa teen’s alleged sex abuser, whom investigators say previously confessed to the crime, walked free Monday when a prosecutor showed up to court drunk. Continue reading
An Amnesty International report says on average a problematic or abusive Tweet is sent to a woman every 30 seconds. Continue reading
The decision to deprive Moonves of his severance and terminate his employment for cause follows a board of directors review of the findings of an investigation into Moonves’ behavior. Continue reading
A gender equity consultant says not a lot of real progress has been made in the wake of #MeToo. Dr. Cristina Stasia points to the “less sexy” actions around policies and procedures as the next frontier. Continue reading