Victim-survivors of image-based sexual abuse (IBSA) are reporting ongoing daily trauma, including insomnia and a persistent fear of online spaces, according to representatives from The Moxie Collective. The group advocated for a peer-led support model during the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women Conference in November 2025, calling for IBSA to be … Read more
NYT Shareholder Demands Internal Records Inspection Following Controversial Column The New York Times Company is facing a legal ultimatum from one of its own shareholders, who is demanding an inspection of the outlet’s Board and Audit Committee records. The National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR), acting as a beneficial shareholder, has issued a formal … Read more
Hundreds of protesters gathered at a girls’ boarding school in the village of Tlogosari, Central Java, on May 2, waving banners that read “The Predator” and “Women are not sexual objects.” The crowd gathered to confront 58-year-old Kiai Ashari, the caretaker of the Ndholo Kusumo Islamic boarding school, as he was taken into police custody. … Read more
A man has been arrested in Boksburg, Ekurhuleni, on charges related to the alleged drugging, rape, and distribution of pornographic videos of his wife without her consent. A second suspect was also apprehended in a related operation in Gauteng. Details of the Arrests The arrests followed an intelligence report received by the national serial and … Read more
Cesar Chavez, a prominent labor leader and civil rights activist, rose to national prominence in the mid-1960s by galvanizing support for farmworkers in California’s San Joaquin Valley. For decades, agricultural laborers faced substandard housing and low wages, and attempts to organize them were often met with violence from farmers and law enforcement. Early Life and … Read more
PHOENIX (AP) — Allegations of sexual abuse against labor leader César Chavez have prompted widespread reckoning with his legacy, as well as calls to remove his name from public spaces. Mary Rose Wilcox, who marched and fasted alongside Chavez and helped him open a radio station in Phoenix, described feeling “like a punch to the … Read more
Gisèle Pelicot’s Courage Ignites Global Shift in Addressing Sexual Violence The recent release of Gisèle Pelicot’s memoir, translated into 22 languages, marks a pivotal moment in the global conversation surrounding sexual assault and consent. Pelicot’s story, detailing years of horrific abuse orchestrated by her husband and numerous others, has resonated worldwide, prompting legal changes and … Read more
Epstein, Paduch, and a Pattern of Abuse: What the Newly Released Files Reveal The recent release of FBI files detailing Jeffrey Epstein’s associations has once again brought the horrific crimes of convicted Manhattan urologist Dr. Darius Paduch into sharp focus. The revelation that Epstein was a patient of Paduch, a doctor now serving a life … Read more
The Julio Iglesias Allegations and a Rising Tide of Accountability: What’s Next for High-Profile Figures? The recent allegations against Julio Iglesias, the globally renowned singer, and his firm denial, are playing out against a backdrop of increasing scrutiny and evolving expectations regarding the behavior of public figures. This case isn’t isolated; it’s part of a … Read more
Timothy Busfield Case: A Turning Point for Accusations in the #MeToo Era? The recent arrest and subsequent legal battle of Emmy Award-winning actor Timothy Busfield on child sex abuse charges is sending ripples through Hollywood and beyond. While the case is still unfolding, it highlights a growing tension: the potential for false accusations, the complexities … Read more