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Over 200 Women, Several Men Accuse US Doctor Of Sexual Assault In Lawsuit
More than 200 women and several men have signed onto a lawsuit claiming that a Boston-based doctor performed inappropriate physical examinations on them that weren't medically necessary.
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"We're All Sinners": Women Supporters Stand By Trump Despite 'Sexcapades'
Former US president Donald Trump courted evangelical Christians and women at two back-to-back Washington events on Friday -- voting blocks whose loyalties to him once seemed contradictory but have now become a well-established part of his base.
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Give Us Pics, Video To Support #MeToo Allegations: Cops To Wrestlers
The Delhi Police has asked the women wrestlers who filed a sexual harassment case against Wrestling Federation of India chief and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh to produce pictures, videos, or WhatsApp chat messages to support their allegations.
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"Pressure On Us To Compromise": Wrestler Amid #MeToo Protest
The "minor" who was among the seven women wrestlers accusing the Wrestling Federation of India President and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh of sexual harassment, changed her statement under pressure, Olympian Sakshee Malikkh told NDTV.
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"Nothing Left For Us In Country": Wrestlers To Immerse Medals In Ganga
India's top wrestlers, who have been protesting against BJP MP and chief of the country's wrestling federation Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, accused of sexually harassing several women wrestlers, including a minor, have reached the holy city Haridwar.
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New York Governor Should Resign If Harassment Claims Proven: Biden
US President Joe Biden on Tuesday said New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a powerful member of his Democratic party, should resign if accusations that he sexually harassed women are proven.
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US Says Pak Activist's Family Being Harassed After Father Detained
Expressing concern over the ''detention'' of Pakistani women's rights activist Gulalai Ismail's father in Pakistan and continued harassment faced by her family, US on Friday urged Islamabad to uphold the rights of citizens.
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Twitter Says Trump's Tweet Didn't Violate Rules Against Racism, But Won't Say Why
Twitter's new policy for holding powerful leaders to account for engaging in hate speech and harassment received its first major test this weekend when President Donald Trump called on several Democratic members of Congress to "go back" to their countries - prompting widespread allegations of racism against women of color.
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Priyanka Chopra On Sexual Harassment: It Became Norm But Nobody Can Shut Us Down Now
Priyanka Chopra said: "Because of the support we're giving each other, nobody can shut us down"
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The Dark Realities Women Face Driving for Uber and Lyft
Uber and Lyft have been hailed as economic saviours, offering flexible work for mothers juggling childcare responsibilities.
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US Fails At UN To Weaken Measure On Sexual Harassment
The United States failed on Monday to water down a UN resolution on combatting sexual harassment and violence against women despite backing from Russia, China, India, several Muslim countries and the Vatican.
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US Congressman Mocked Victims Of Sexual Harassment, Radio Recordings Show
Rep. Jason Lewis, R-Minn., locked in a tight reelection battle, is facing fresh controversy over past comments as a conservative talk-radio host, this time for mocking women who said they were traumatized by unwanted sexual advances.
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Microsoft Women Filed 238 Discrimination and Harassment Complaints, Court Documents Show
The figure was cited by plaintiffs suing Microsoft for systematically denying pay raises or promotions to women at the world's largest software company.
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Gloria Allred: The Predator's Nightmare, At War For Women
Arguably America's best known lawyer, revered by clients and feared by the men who prey on them, Gloria Allred has been representing victims of sexual violence for 40 years.
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Sixty Percent Of US Women 'Sexually Harassed': Survey
Sixty percent of US women voters say they have experienced sexual harassment and more than two-thirds of them said it happened at work, a nationwide poll revealed Tuesday.
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Over 200 Women, Several Men Accuse US Doctor Of Sexual Assault In Lawsuit
More than 200 women and several men have signed onto a lawsuit claiming that a Boston-based doctor performed inappropriate physical examinations on them that weren't medically necessary.
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"We're All Sinners": Women Supporters Stand By Trump Despite 'Sexcapades'
Former US president Donald Trump courted evangelical Christians and women at two back-to-back Washington events on Friday -- voting blocks whose loyalties to him once seemed contradictory but have now become a well-established part of his base.
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Give Us Pics, Video To Support #MeToo Allegations: Cops To Wrestlers
The Delhi Police has asked the women wrestlers who filed a sexual harassment case against Wrestling Federation of India chief and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh to produce pictures, videos, or WhatsApp chat messages to support their allegations.
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"Pressure On Us To Compromise": Wrestler Amid #MeToo Protest
The "minor" who was among the seven women wrestlers accusing the Wrestling Federation of India President and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh of sexual harassment, changed her statement under pressure, Olympian Sakshee Malikkh told NDTV.
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"Nothing Left For Us In Country": Wrestlers To Immerse Medals In Ganga
India's top wrestlers, who have been protesting against BJP MP and chief of the country's wrestling federation Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, accused of sexually harassing several women wrestlers, including a minor, have reached the holy city Haridwar.
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New York Governor Should Resign If Harassment Claims Proven: Biden
US President Joe Biden on Tuesday said New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a powerful member of his Democratic party, should resign if accusations that he sexually harassed women are proven.
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US Says Pak Activist's Family Being Harassed After Father Detained
Expressing concern over the ''detention'' of Pakistani women's rights activist Gulalai Ismail's father in Pakistan and continued harassment faced by her family, US on Friday urged Islamabad to uphold the rights of citizens.
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Twitter Says Trump's Tweet Didn't Violate Rules Against Racism, But Won't Say Why
Twitter's new policy for holding powerful leaders to account for engaging in hate speech and harassment received its first major test this weekend when President Donald Trump called on several Democratic members of Congress to "go back" to their countries - prompting widespread allegations of racism against women of color.
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Priyanka Chopra On Sexual Harassment: It Became Norm But Nobody Can Shut Us Down Now
Priyanka Chopra said: "Because of the support we're giving each other, nobody can shut us down"
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The Dark Realities Women Face Driving for Uber and Lyft
Uber and Lyft have been hailed as economic saviours, offering flexible work for mothers juggling childcare responsibilities.
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US Fails At UN To Weaken Measure On Sexual Harassment
The United States failed on Monday to water down a UN resolution on combatting sexual harassment and violence against women despite backing from Russia, China, India, several Muslim countries and the Vatican.
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US Congressman Mocked Victims Of Sexual Harassment, Radio Recordings Show
Rep. Jason Lewis, R-Minn., locked in a tight reelection battle, is facing fresh controversy over past comments as a conservative talk-radio host, this time for mocking women who said they were traumatized by unwanted sexual advances.
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Microsoft Women Filed 238 Discrimination and Harassment Complaints, Court Documents Show
The figure was cited by plaintiffs suing Microsoft for systematically denying pay raises or promotions to women at the world's largest software company.
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Gloria Allred: The Predator's Nightmare, At War For Women
Arguably America's best known lawyer, revered by clients and feared by the men who prey on them, Gloria Allred has been representing victims of sexual violence for 40 years.
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Sixty Percent Of US Women 'Sexually Harassed': Survey
Sixty percent of US women voters say they have experienced sexual harassment and more than two-thirds of them said it happened at work, a nationwide poll revealed Tuesday.
