Spain 05/07/2018 How has the'Wolf-Pack' case changed the bull running festival? Four Pamplona women explain. Euronews spoke to four Pamplona-based women who describe how the "Wolf-Pack" case changed Spain's famed bull-run festival.
Chile 14/06/2018 Unexpected raids on offices of Catholic Church in Chile Chilean police and prosecutors seized documents relating to mounting claims of sexual abuse and a cover-up in Santiago and south of the city
Italy 24/05/2018 This Italian father was forced to pay his daughter’s abuser for years — until now The Bologna appeals court has overturned a ruling that forced the family of a sex abuse victim to pay her aggressor thousands of euros — but far too late to save the girl’s life.
France 17/05/2018 France pushes for tougher sexual harassment laws After an online petition gathered more than 100,000 signatures, a proposed bill for new laws on sexual violence against women and children has been approved by French Parliament.
United Kingdom 17/05/2018 Oxfam CEO steps down After allegations of sexual misconduct by some Oxfam workers, Mark Goldring said someone else should rebuild the aid organisation
USA 17/05/2018 $500 million to abused gymnasts Hundreds of women sexually abused by disgraced gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar have provisionally agreed to a $500 million settlement with Michigan State University
View 04/05/2018 Europe is failing victims of sexual crime | View We must prove that justice can be served if we want victims to come forward.
world news 02/05/2018 Is non-consensual sex rape? Most European countries say 'no' While Spain is currently in the spotlight for its legal technicalities between sexual abuse and rape — it is not the only European country that does not recognise sex without consent as rape.
Sport 01/05/2018 Former Brazilian gymnastics coach accused of sexual abuse by gymnasts Brazil's Globo TV spoke to 40 gymnasts and former gymnasts who said Fernando de Carvalho Lopes had abused them while they were minors.
Spain 01/05/2018 Full acquittal only fair result in Spain 'Wolf Pack' trial, says defendants' lawyer "For us there is only room for acquittal, so any conviction, no matter how minor, would always be appealed against."
Australia 01/05/2018 Vatican Treasurer Cardinal Pell to stand trial on sex assault charges Cardinal George Pell, Australia’s top Catholic and a senior Vatican official, denies charges of historical sexual assault as a court rules he must face trial.
Spain 27/04/2018 Spanish law not the problem in ‘Wolf Pack’ case, says victim’s lawyer Euronews spoke to the lawyer representing the victim in a controversial case that sparked protests when five men accused of gang rape were found guilty of the lesser offence of sexual abuse.
Spain 26/04/2018 9-year sentence for ‘wolf pack’ sex assailants sparks outrage in Spain People are condemning the ruling on social media, while protests are planned across the country.
France 08/03/2018 Eiffel Tower lights up for women's rights The message "Maintenant On Agit" ("Now We Act") was displayed on the iconic monument ahead of International Women's Day.
USA 06/03/2018 First male victim of disgraced doctor Nassar comes forward Jacob Moore's lawyer said his abuse could have been prevented if others were as courageous as his client
Syria 27/02/2018 "We can't control the situation in a war zone" - UN responds to sex abuse claims in Syria The UN's relief agency has condemned sex exploitation allegations in Syria but says there is no evidence for latest claims
United Kingdom 19/02/2018 Dark comedy Three Billboards scoops most prizes at BAFTAs Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, won five trophies at the ceremony, where many attendees wore black to honour victims of sexual abuse following the Me Too movement.
United Kingdom 18/02/2018 Husband of slain MP Jo Cox quits charities after misconduct claims "My actions were never malicious but they were at times inappropriate," said Brendan Cox, the widower of murdered British MP Jo Cox.
world news 18/02/2018 What the biggest aid charities will (and won't) disclose about sexual abuse Seven out of 13 aid agencies contacted by Euronews provided 2017 data on sexual harassment or abuse cases by their staff.
United Kingdom 15/02/2018 Oxfam Haiti ex-chief denies paying for sex as scandal rocks aid sector One former aid worker and whistleblower warns the Oxfam scandal is just the tip of the iceberg. He calls for greater scrutiny of the international aid sector.
