"Me too" in Japan

"Me too" in Japan

Female opposition lawmakers visit the Finance Ministry to protest against its top bureaucrat's alleged sexual harassment of a female reporter, holding signs with the hashtag "Me Too" -- a worldwide rallying cry for victims of sexual assault or harassment to share their experiences and call for change. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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