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14 percent rise in sex crime reporting after the MeToo movement: Study

The MeToo movement focused on female victims, and often on cases that occurred several months or years before they were discussed in the media

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The MeToo movement that took the world by storm has led to a 14 percent rise in reporting of sexual crimes during its first three months across the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries.

The MeToo movement started on October 15, 2017, after sexual misconduct allegations against former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein became public following a tweet by actress Alyssa Milano who encouraged people who had been sexually harassed or assaulted to write "Me too" on social media.

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