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Supreme Court Judge Praises Women Lawyers For Role In #MeToo Movement
Supreme Court judge Justice DY Chandrachud today praised women lawyers for the role they played during the #MeToo Movement, a global campaign which encouraged survivors about opening up on their experiences of sexual harassment.
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Details Of Alleged Sexual Harassment By MJ Akbar "Bizarre", "Inappropriate": Priya Ramani's Friend To Court
Details of the alleged incident of sexual harassment by former Union minister MJ Akbar, when he was a journalist, against another journalist, Priya Ramani, were "so bizarre" and "inappropriate" that it created a lasting image, Ms Ramani's friend, in whom she had confided about her experience, told a Delhi court Friday.
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"Is This The Best A Man Can Get?" Gillette's #MeToo Rebrand Sparks Debate
#MeToo Movement: An individual. Acquisitive. Assertive. And always clean-shaven. This was the vision of masculinity depicted in a Gillette ad campaign that debuted in January 1989 during Super Bowl XXIII.
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Sex Harassment Charges Are "False, Fabricated", Says Artist Subodh Gupta
MeToo India: A day after allegations of repeated sexual misconduct surfaced against Subodh Gupta, the high profile contemporary artist on Friday denied any such behaviour and said the reports were "entirely false and fabricated".
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"It Was Consensual": MJ Akbar After US-Based Journalist Alleges Rape
After a US-based journalist accused MJ Akbar of raping her over two decades ago, the former minister has told news agency ANI that the two were in a consensual relationship which "perhaps didn't end on a best note".
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Google CEO Tries to Calm Staff After Report on Misconduct
Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai sought to reassure employees of the internet giant after a newspaper report said a former top executive was paid millions of dollars when he left following allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct.
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MJ Akbar's Defamation Case Against Journalist Over #MeToo In Court Today
MJ Akbar's defamation case against one of the xx women who have accused him of sexual harassment will be taken up by a court in Delhi today, a day after he resigned as union minister saying he would fight the allegations. Mr Akbar has sued journalist Priya Ramani, the first woman to name him in the growing #MeToo movement in India, accusing her of ...
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PM Modi Accepts MJ Akbar's Resignation, Say Sources: Highlights
MJ Akbar, minister of state for external affairs, has resigned from his post in the wake of allegations of sexual harassment made by several women against him.
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"Continue To Support #MeToo": Nandita Das On Allegations Against Father
Actor-director Nandita Das on Tuesday broke her silence over the sexual harassment allegations against her father, noted painter Jatin Das, stating that she will continue to lend support to the #MeToo movement.
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20 Women Journalists Support Priya Ramani, To Testify Against MJ Akbar
As the #MeToo movement gains ground, 19 women journalists who have worked with 'The Asian Age' newspaper, came out in support of their colleague Priya Ramani who has accused union minister MJ Akbar of sexual harassment, a joint statement issued by them said.
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Supreme Court Judge Praises Women Lawyers For Role In #MeToo Movement
Supreme Court judge Justice DY Chandrachud today praised women lawyers for the role they played during the #MeToo Movement, a global campaign which encouraged survivors about opening up on their experiences of sexual harassment.
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Details Of Alleged Sexual Harassment By MJ Akbar "Bizarre", "Inappropriate": Priya Ramani's Friend To Court
Details of the alleged incident of sexual harassment by former Union minister MJ Akbar, when he was a journalist, against another journalist, Priya Ramani, were "so bizarre" and "inappropriate" that it created a lasting image, Ms Ramani's friend, in whom she had confided about her experience, told a Delhi court Friday.
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"Is This The Best A Man Can Get?" Gillette's #MeToo Rebrand Sparks Debate
#MeToo Movement: An individual. Acquisitive. Assertive. And always clean-shaven. This was the vision of masculinity depicted in a Gillette ad campaign that debuted in January 1989 during Super Bowl XXIII.
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Sex Harassment Charges Are "False, Fabricated", Says Artist Subodh Gupta
MeToo India: A day after allegations of repeated sexual misconduct surfaced against Subodh Gupta, the high profile contemporary artist on Friday denied any such behaviour and said the reports were "entirely false and fabricated".
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"It Was Consensual": MJ Akbar After US-Based Journalist Alleges Rape
After a US-based journalist accused MJ Akbar of raping her over two decades ago, the former minister has told news agency ANI that the two were in a consensual relationship which "perhaps didn't end on a best note".
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Google CEO Tries to Calm Staff After Report on Misconduct
Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai sought to reassure employees of the internet giant after a newspaper report said a former top executive was paid millions of dollars when he left following allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct.
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MJ Akbar's Defamation Case Against Journalist Over #MeToo In Court Today
MJ Akbar's defamation case against one of the xx women who have accused him of sexual harassment will be taken up by a court in Delhi today, a day after he resigned as union minister saying he would fight the allegations. Mr Akbar has sued journalist Priya Ramani, the first woman to name him in the growing #MeToo movement in India, accusing her of ...
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PM Modi Accepts MJ Akbar's Resignation, Say Sources: Highlights
MJ Akbar, minister of state for external affairs, has resigned from his post in the wake of allegations of sexual harassment made by several women against him.
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"Continue To Support #MeToo": Nandita Das On Allegations Against Father
Actor-director Nandita Das on Tuesday broke her silence over the sexual harassment allegations against her father, noted painter Jatin Das, stating that she will continue to lend support to the #MeToo movement.
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20 Women Journalists Support Priya Ramani, To Testify Against MJ Akbar
As the #MeToo movement gains ground, 19 women journalists who have worked with 'The Asian Age' newspaper, came out in support of their colleague Priya Ramani who has accused union minister MJ Akbar of sexual harassment, a joint statement issued by them said.
