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[South Korea] MeToo takes toll on liberal local government heads

July 11, 2020

Sexual misconduct allegations against the recently deceased Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon mark the third such case involving a local government chief affiliated with the ruling Democratic Party of Korea.

'Good men do bad things': Cheryl Strayed on healing, truth and #MeToo

November 10, 2018

Bestselling author Cheryl Strayed, whose memoir "Wild" was turned into an Oscar-nominated film about her recovery from trauma, says listening more is key to healing wounds between men and women in the age of #MeToo.

Metoo, Brexit, environment inspire new dictionary entries

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 07, 2018

"Single-use" was named the Collins Dictionary word of the year on Wednesday, following a four-fold increase in usage since 2013 in a reflection of increased concerns about sustainability.

Cosby back on trial for sexual assault in #MeToo world

MONDAY, APRIL 09, 2018

Disgraced US megastar comedian Bill Cosby returns to trial Monday for alleged sexual assault, a tougher legal fight the second time around and the most high-profile criminal case so far in a #MeToo world.

'Feminist' Deneuve apologises to sex assault victims

SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 2018

French film star Catherine Deneuve who touched off a worldwide feminist backlash over an open letter she had signed bashing the #MeToo movement apologised to victims of sexual assault, and said there was "nothing good" about harassment.

‘MeToo’ reaches Asia as Korean star points finger at director

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2017

Hidden behind a white screen, a South Korean actress sobs as she accuses prize-winning director Kim Ki-duk of abusing her on set – a rare denunciation in a conservative country where victims fear public shame.