Harvey Weinstein’s New York conviction was overturned, forcing survivors to relive abuse—again
- Not over yet. Harvey Weinstein's conviction in 2020 of first-degree criminal sexual act and third-degree rape in New York was a critical victory for #MeToo. The man whose decades of serial abuse led to a long-overdue movement was sentenced to 23 years behind bars—likely the rest of the now-72-year-old's life.
Research at the National Cancer Institute shows that nearly 70% of people diagnosed with cancer will live five-plus years.
The overturning of his 2020 conviction should serve as a wake-up call to examine the way our justice system treats survivors ...
During that time, Turkovich, jumped at Rogers with a knife, turned the electricity off in her apartment and nailed the door ...
Deaf domestic violence survivors face isolation and abuse. Hearing abusers often use their hearing privilege to maintain ...
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"It's obviously a legal loophole. This isn't like he's innocent or these things didn't happen," says Lauren Sivan ...
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Marc Piasecki/Getty Images Rose McGowan is summoning her fellow rape survivors to “stand up” against evil after Harvey ...
It all started after I joined the fight on October 7 against Hamas terrorists invading the Israeli communities bordering the ...
When a survivor has the courage to tell his or her story, we should all be prepared to listen, empathize, and help.
Ohio lawmakers have finally voted to make it illegal to drug and rape your spouse, closing a loophole that female legislators ...
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and one local organization is coming together to let survivors’ voices be heard.
An effort underway in Baltimore County aims to find survivors of sex assaults from more than four decades ago.
A plane carrying two people took off from the Fairbanks International Airport before crashing 7 miles south into the Tanana ...
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