#METOO/Taiwan should build legal framework amid #MeToo movement: HK scholar
07/08/2023 07:32 PM
Taiwan should respond to the ongoing #MeToo movement by amending its laws and developing better systems to ensure equal treatment under the law, said Luwei Rose Luqiu (閭丘露薇), a former Hong Kong journalist and now an academic, on Friday.
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