Will #MeToo lead to change? Not for all women, finds survey

The Star 2020-08-14

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A global movement to stop sexual harassment of women will spark change but not for everyone, with poorer women still scared to report abuse fearing blame and backlash, according to a street survey and women's rights experts in five continents.
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