#METOO / More high-profile figures accused as Taiwan's #MeToo movement spreads
06/09/2023 10:43 PM
More individuals continued to come forward with their stories of being sexually harassed in the past as Taiwan's #MeToo movement gains traction after allegations were made against high-profile figures in the political, academic and cultural arenas.
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