RT Chris Rose (@ArchRose90)A father just walking his dog.Jews just attending a synagogue on Yom Kippur.Schoolgirls just walking home.A hotel worker just doing her job.How long are we expected to tolerate people being murdered or sexually assaulted by people who should have never been in the UK? ...

Sexual Violence & Consent Education - The statistics in Australia show that one in five women and one in 20 men have experienced sexual violence [5] - A staggeringly small amount of those who experience sexual violence will actually report it to the police, and less than 10% of those cases will actually go to a guilty verdict in court [6] - Consent Labs has educated over 100,000 people across Australia in every single state and territory since 2016 [11][12] Challenges in Consent Education - Young age of educators can lead to a lack of credibility [13] - Denial from schools that the sex education curriculum needs to be fixed is a common challenge [15] - Taboo surrounding the topic of sexual consent makes it difficult to implement programs [16] Advocacy & Change - Advocacy doesn't have a one-size-fits-all approach; it's about choosing the right lever, audience, and time [23][24] - Speaking up is essential, and collaboration and expertise are valuable tools for advocacy [23][24] - Even small actions, like calling out inappropriate behavior or supporting a friend, can contribute to meaningful change [25][26]

Compliance Review - The Pentagon's inspector general is reviewing US military personnel's compliance with policies on preventing and addressing violent crimes in Japan [1] - The review was initiated following reports of sexual assaults in Japan [1]

Survivor Voices & Systemic Failures - The report highlights the repeated failures of law enforcement and the justice system to take survivors seriously, dating back to 1994 and 1996 [1][6][7] - The report emphasizes the need to center survivor voices in investigations and policy-making related to the Epstein case [3][10] - The report criticizes the lack of systemic change following the Epstein case shutdown, raising concerns about future injustices [17] Accountability & Transparency - The report calls for a comprehensive investigation, including subpoenaing all individuals with decision-making power and exposing systemic cover-ups [16][17] - The report questions the actions of government officials, including the President's personal lawyer, and their interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell [10][12] - The report discusses a bipartisan push in Congress to release the Epstein files and the importance of survivor participation in related events [13][14] Policy Recommendations - The report urges the White House and DOJ to prioritize survivors and implement policy reforms to prevent similar betrayals and injustices in the future [15][16][17] - The report suggests utilizing survivor impact statements already in the files and inviting survivors to speak before Congress [16]

RT BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking)Five ice hockey players found not guilty of sexual assault in case that has gripped Canada https://t.co/PN5OB294IH ...

Mr. . Wy, what is your reaction to her testimony today. To those predators who still believe they can exploit, abuse, and walk away unscathed, your time is running out.The world is changing, and you will not outrun the consequences of your actions forever. To survivors of sexual assault, you matter. Your story matters. Your voice matters.And you're not alone. The real hero of this case is Mimi Haley because he was convicted not once but twice based on her testimony. For those of you in the press who have pr ...