World News Six more women accuse CBS chief of sexual misconduct Leslie Moonves has resigned as CEO of U.S. media giant CBS over sexual misconduct accusations from six more women 10/09/2018
France French Secretary of State says stares not considered sexual harassment The French government has passed legislation that will impose significant fines on sexual harassment in the streets and on public transport, but contrary to recent rumors, it does not mean that prolonged stares will be fined. 06/08/2018
Russia World Cup reporter groped and kissed on air The Deutsche Welle reporter took to social media to hit out harassment of female journalists 21/06/2018
Italy Too old to be molested? Italian sexual harassment case sparks debate Italian prosecutors are calling for a woman's sexual harassment case against the former head of Italy's football federation to be dropped because they believe she was too old to be intimidated. 19/06/2018
United Kingdom May backs 'upskirting' law after lone MP blocks bill British Prime Minister Theresa May has called for a law to make "upskirting" a criminal offence after one of her own MPs blocked attempts to outlaw it on Friday. 15/06/2018
USA Morgan Freeman apolotises after assault claim According to CNN, the US film star is alleged to have assaulted one production assistant for months during filming of bank robbery comedy Going in Style 25/05/2018
USA Disgraced movie mogul Weinstein to be arrested Harvey Weinstein is expected to turn himself in to police in New York after a warrant was issued for his arrest 25/05/2018
My Europe Series State of the Union: Fighting for justice in Spain The end of ETA and post-Brexit budget battles in Brussels 04/05/2018
Sweden Head of Nobel literature prize panel quits over handling of sexual misconduct allegations Sara Danius said the scandal has "already affected the Nobel Prize quite severely". 13/04/2018
France French feminist groups sceptical over on-the-spot fines for sexual har Are on-the-spot fines for sexual harassment in the street a good idea? The French government plans a new law but some feminist groups believe it might be unenforceable and counterproductive. 21/03/2018
USA Former Playboy model sues Trump over hush deal A former Playboy model is suing Donald Trump over a hush payment designed to prevent her disclosing her affair with the US President. Trump's legal woes are piling up: three women are currently battling him in the courts. 21/03/2018
USA Weinstein Company ends non-disclosure agreements “No one should be afraid to speak out or coerced to stay quiet." 20/03/2018
World News U2's Bono says sorry over charity abuse allegations Singer apologies over One charity's alleged bullying and abuse culture. 11/03/2018
France 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. 08/03/2018
United Kingdom British MP calls for wolf whistles and cat-calls to be hate crimes Melanie Onn from the UK’s opposition Labour Party claims that tough new rules are needed to combat sexual harassment. 07/03/2018
USA The Oscars: 5 things you need to know Who were the big winners, and the big losers? What happened to #MeToo? How has social media reacted? We have the top stories from the Oscars. 05/03/2018
World News More than 150 allegations of sexual misconduct at UN agencies in 2017 Only two UN agencies of more than a dozen contacted by Euronews said they had received no reports of alleged sexual harassment or abuse in the past two years. 24/02/2018
World News What the biggest aid charities will 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. 18/02/2018
World News #Mosquemetoo: Women denounce sexual harassment during Hajj pilgrimage #Mosquemetoo launched on Twitter to denounce the sexual harassment of Muslim women during the Hajj pilgrimage is going viral. 10/02/2018
United Kingdom UK parliament harassment punishments British MPs could be expelled over sexual harassment in new proposals after a survey found one in five parliamentary workers had experienced or witnessed such behaviour in the past year 08/02/2018