The Latest Breaking News from MeToo

On Broadway, there wasn’t an empty seat in the house – and we finally saw how compelling stories of victimhood can be, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

Stormy Daniels and E. Jean Carroll will have their day in court — poetic justice for the Women's March and #MeToo

The heiress, businesswoman and pop culture staple has released a memoir that discloses years of abuse and her early, horrible encounters with sexism, tabloid cruelty and Harvey Weinstein. She speaks to Adam White

It's been a year since a #MeToo inspired law made it easier for workers to sue employers for sexual harassment. But Gretchen Carlson says the work is far from done.

Let’s be real: its nomination for best movie was the win. But Sarah Polley’s film is predicated on action, a #MeToo film that questions with the aim of moving forward

The sentences show that real consequences—and change—are possible.

The film scoring industry is largely unregulated, with few protections for assistants. Veterans say abuse is rampant

We women are often told that equality has arrived. It’s time to calm down and stop being victims. That the #MeToo movement went too far. I mean, Amber Heard, right? That it’s #NotAllMen. Then you open your phone, pick up a paper or listen to the news and it feels…

Last October was a fiery one with hundreds of working women across different sectors —  media, entertainment, arts, social sectors — coming out with heartbreaking stories of sexual harassment in the workplace and toxic work culture. Starting with actress Tanushree Dutta speaking up against Nana Patekar’s behaviour during a film…

Radio In A Purse project, a Bangalore-based initiative, is capturing students’ stories of being sexually harassed on university campuses across the city. Set up in 2017, the initiative records audio testimonies of sexual harassment by fitting purses with audio equipment. In doing so, the initiative is enabling sharing and facilitation…