Europe News Sexual assault exhibit showcasing survivor's outfits opens in Brussels The “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit aims to end victim shaming and bring awareness to sexual violence. 22/06/2023
Culture news US actor Armie Hammer won't face charges over alleged sexual assault The 'Call Me By Your Name' actor won't be charged after a two year investigation of a woman's allegation that he sexually assaulted her in 2017, Los Angeles prosecutors say. 02/06/2023
Culture news Marilyn Manson faces major setback in defamation trial Shock rocker Marilyn Manson faces a major setback in his ongoing defamation case against Evan Rachel Wood. 10/05/2023
Culture news Gary Glitter recalled to jail one month after release Footage has emerged of Gary Glitter asking questions about how to access the dark web, which is in breach of his probation conditions. 15/03/2023
Culture news Disgraced pop star Gary Glitter freed from prison British glam rock musician Gary Glitter has been freed from prison after serving half of his 16-year sentence for sexually abusing three schoolgirls 03/02/2023
Culture news Tom Jones hit song 'Delilah' banned amidst Welsh rugby sexism scandal The 2023 Six Nations Championship will kick off this weekend and it has been announced that the popular song by Tom Jones, ‘Delilah’, will not be performed at the rugby tournament due to its problematic lyrics. 02/02/2023
Culture news Marilyn Manson settles out of court with Esmé Bianco Bianco's federal lawsuit, which was filed in California in 2021, accused Manson of raping her in May 2011. She is suffering from PTSD and depression due to her experience with the shock rocker. 26/01/2023
Culture news Romania court extends police detention for Andrew Tate Andrew Tate detained for another 30 days over allegations of sexual assault and exploitation 20/01/2023
Culture news Spanish opera star Plácido Domingo faces fresh sexual assault claims "Don’t get in a lift with Plácido Domingo" - a well-known warning given to women in opera circles according to a Spanish singer who used to work with the world-famous tenor. 17/01/2023
United Kingdom Police officer pleads guilty to 49 offences including 24 rape counts It's a horrifying discovery and another blow to the image of the London Metropolitan Police. On Monday, a police officer has plead guilty to 49 offences including false imprisonment, coersive control sexual assault and 24 counts of rape on 12 women. 17/01/2023
Culture news French film awards bans nominees accused of sex crimes and violence The Cesar Academy, the French equivalent to the Oscars, says anyone suspected of sexual misconduct or violence will be excluded from the ceremony this year. 03/01/2023
Culture news Why has Andrew Tate been arrested in Romania? The influencer was taken into custody by Romanian authorities yesterday. 30/12/2022
Switzerland Swiss parliament votes to expand law and definition of rape The amendment will now go before Switzerland's Council of States before a referendum can be held. 06/12/2022
Europe News Spain’s new, stricter rape law to be reviewed after jail sentences cut Spain is to review a landmark new law on sex offences which was meant to afford victims more protection after a series of court rulings led to prison sentences being reduced for offenders because of a loophole in the legislation. 16/11/2022
United Kingdom Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood charged with attempted rape Greenwood, 21, was first arrested and questioned in January and has been on bail since. 15/10/2022
Culture news Musician Rex Orange County charged with six counts of sexual assault The 24-year-old English indie-pop singer / songwriter has denied the allegations yesterday appearing at Southwark Crown Court in London. 11/10/2022
Culture news Five years after #MeToo: What has changed in Europe? It's been five years since millions of women around the world made their voices heard in the wake of a US social media campaign against sexist abuse. Euronews Culture considers the impact of the movement across the continent. 08/10/2022
Europe Decoded EU-wide effort on gender-based violence taking shape, but gaps remain Efforts to tackle femicide are moving ahead, but still have a long way. 21/09/2022
Kosovo Thousands demonstrate in Kosovo over alleged rape of girl, 11 Protesters threw red paint at government buildings in Pristina over the incident. 01/09/2022
Spain MPs in Spain approve 'only yes means yes' law on sexual consent The bill means that survivors of rape no longer need to prove they suffered violence or were intimidated. 26/08/2022