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R&B artist faces at least 10 years in jail after being found guilty of sex trafficking and racketeering
Victims since 1950 number more than 200,000, say investigators for Catholic Church
Tribunal upholds claim of sex discrimination after line manager refers to ‘birds’
Private members’ bill seeks end to misuse of NDAs highlighted by #MeToo movement
Chinese prosecutors end investigation into case that sparked #MeToo backlash at company
Senior engineering program manager’s allegations include workplace harassment and job reassignment
Anti-harassment campaign was fading until a pop star and ex-Alibaba manager were publicly accused
Group releases submissions as part of Western Australian parliament’s inquiry into fly-in, fly-out camps
New York governor to step down after investigation that tarnished his administration
Scandal draws attention to workplace culture at China’s largest ecommerce group
Employee accuses online retailer of ignoring her request to investigate alleged assault
The NY governor’s stand-off exemplifies the mendacity of what presents itself as principled politics
Lawsuit claims managers ‘failed to take effective remedial measures in response’ to complaints from employees
US president’s censure comes as New York governor denies allegations of inappropriate behaviour
Former Apollo chief executive alleges he is ‘victim of criminal extortion scheme’
Industry vows to improve safety for women following a number of allegations
Phylicia Rashad’s comments about the comedian have reignited debate around ‘Me Too’ allegations
Technology helps spread private images — with devastating consequences for victims
Schools must improve sex education and teacher training to end abuse, says Ofsted
Australians aghast as nation’s capital struggles to confront toxic work culture
Legislative bodies still have too many men and too few of the HR systems taken for granted in corporate life
Lawyers warn of wave of litigation for some of country’s best-known educational establishments
Jacinda Ardern moves to strip famed New Zealand investor and corporate raider of knighthood
Move follows more than 10,000 anonymous accounts of ‘rape culture’ being posted on Everyone’s Invited website
Williamson responds to 8,000 testimonies on Everyone’s Invited site set up to document schools’ ‘rape culture’
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