She tells Broadly that workplaces should be doing a number of things to support those coming forward or thinking about coming forward.
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It's hard to believe him when he says he supports women coming forward, but that the ones coming forward about him are incorrect.
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What's been most remarkable, though, is how they're coming forward.
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She said she hopes coming forward will help her heal.
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We owe that to these woman's bravery in coming forward.
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" Foreman continued, "You don't score points just by coming forward.
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But, you know, women should always feel comfortable coming forward.
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Sophia voiced regret in coming forward following her sexual assault.
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We're very grateful for that individual's courage in coming forward.
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"We commend her courage in coming forward," the letter says.
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The behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated.
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" "Democrats had nothing to do with these women coming forward.
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We owe that to these women's bravery in coming forward.
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" "The behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated.
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"Shame on him for not coming forward earlier," she added.
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Russia's coming back and India and China are coming forward.
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Other women were coming forward with allegations about Mr. Weinstein.
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She was also honest about her ambivalence in coming forward.
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Professor Ford's coming forward should only be seen as brave.
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He responds to reports of another whistle blower coming forward.
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" The statement praised the former staffer for coming forward: "Ms.
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This led to several women coming forward with sexual-assault allegations.
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"Coming Forward was born right after the verdict," she told Broadly.
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"MeToo is broader — it's many people, all coming forward," Boxer said.
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But they said they've also borne personal costs from coming forward.
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Yes, she does believe that coming forward ultimately stalled her career.
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Simons said that she contemplated coming forward but decided against it.
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We applaud your courage in coming forward for the public good.
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In summary: it sounds like NBC anticipates more women coming forward.
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The many people now coming forward probably indicates some unmet need.
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No, because, the number of women coming forward has been overwhelming.
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This going to be solved by someone coming forward with information.
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She "expressed regret for not coming forward earlier," the complaint said.
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Morales acknowledged she could be fired or deported by coming forward.
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More people are coming forward and saying Islamophobia is not acceptable.
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Despite many accusers coming forward against both Franken and then-Rep.
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And their mistreatment will undoubtedly deter other survivors from coming forward.
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The taboo prevents many survivors from coming forward, even as adults.
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Q. Will Dr. Ford's experience deter other women from coming forward?
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Many victims fear coming forward because nobody would have believed them.
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Camila Mendes is coming forward as a survivor of sexual assault.
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And I know people have information and they're not coming forward.
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More domestic workers are coming forward and learning about these organizations.
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Illuzzi said Weinstein had counted on his victims never coming forward.
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In that congressional testimony he defended the whistleblower for coming forward.
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"People coming forward and speaking up will help the next generation."
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"For women facing these issues, coming forward is imperative," Grimes said.
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But for some reason, whatever agency is behind Zuma isn't coming forward.
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The buyers that are coming forward are smart, they understand the value.
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Whatever the winner's reason for not coming forward, they still have time.
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"The behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated," Clinton said.
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" She added, "The behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated.
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By coming forward they've provided a jolting wake up throughout our industry.
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What has changed is that many more male victims are coming forward.
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Essentially, it would create a chilling effect for alleged victims coming forward.
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All these women who have accused Harvey Weinstein aren't 'suddenly' coming forward.
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But nobody cared until now, and now people are 'suddenly' coming forward.
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Almost all of them expressed a feeling of relief after coming forward.
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Would Billy Bush coming forward with this proclamation have changed the outcome?
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Thanks to women coming forward on influential platforms, Weinstein fell — for now.
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After coming forward, Moore says she has received an outpouring of support.
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"Victims coming forward are defying the perpetrators of the attacks," he added.
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Men have been coming forward with stories regarding Spacey's behaviour ever since.
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" She wrote that coming forward was a "huge piece of my healing.
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At Lloyd's prompting, he praised her courage and integrity in coming forward.
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"I wasn't ready until now," Sigler told the magazine about coming forward.
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Other women are now coming forward also accusing Hyde of sexual misconduct.
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Oscar winner Patricia Arquette specifically thanked McGowan and Judd for coming forward.
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And is it still worth coming forward if abusers aren't held accountable?
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"I decided to verify this in person before coming forward," Nenadi continued.
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"Now seeing Mary coming forward, it's been overwhelmingly supportive," she told Insider.
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No one will be retaliated against for coming forward in good faith.
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She also says she faced online harassment after coming forward last year.
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Beth Stern is coming forward about a recent health scare she experienced.
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It also had the potential to chill other victims from coming forward.
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And then there's the fact that she gains nothing by coming forward.
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Melissa Benoist is coming forward with a painful revelation about her past.
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We applaud and support her for coming forward with telling her story.
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Daniels's attorney says she's been threatened with physical harm since coming forward.
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Bless your heart for coming forward, it said in so many words.
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In an email, Ms. Eisenberg explained why she was coming forward now.
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Critics argued that law kept parents from coming forward to seek treatment.
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In the early '80s, the experience of coming forward with a sexual assault report was even worse — and the idea of coming forward with a story about an assault by an acquaintance at a party was nearly unthinkable.
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" Showing exactly why so many victims of assault and harassment don't feel comfortable coming forward, Midler bristles at this account, but initially hesitates before coming forward with her own, worried that she, "better not" or she'll "get in trouble.
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He also encouraged people to be bold in coming forward to help others.
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"He kept repeating, 'You have nothing to gain by coming forward,'" she said.
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Ulrich said he's "glad" people are finally coming forward and sharing their experiences.
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I empathize with the women now coming forward and hope justice is served.
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We need to make an environment where transgendered people feel comfortable coming forward.
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DeSantis thinks Comey also didn't have much of a choice in coming forward.
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"Do I think that there will be more folks coming forward" after Carlson?
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I wholeheartedly support my teammates for coming forward with what happened to them.
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"She is still shocked about all the women coming forward," says the source.
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So I, for one, am excited about the opportunities that are coming forward.
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And so if they're assaulted later, then they don't feel comfortable coming forward.
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The fallout was swift and devastating, with at least 50 accusers coming forward.
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My manager was diplomatic and thanked me for coming forward with the ask.
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He also used intimidation and manipulation to keep his victims from coming forward.
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Had he succeeded, it may have cowed other Barclays whistleblowers from coming forward.
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If those facts are true, the reason for them coming forward is secondary.
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In turn, survivors feared being reprimanded for coming forward, according to the report.
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As a result, some potential sponsors have stopped coming forward out of fear.
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Fast-forward to a year later, when McDougal was talking about coming forward.
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Maher said she was discouraged from coming forward because she needed the job.
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" She added, "I applaud this woman for coming forward and telling her story.
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Still, while I regret getting into the relationship, I don't regret coming forward.
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Rotunno said Sciorra had something to gain by coming forward 27 years later.
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Now, she's coming forward with her story in a memoir, "Know My Name."
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Yes, for most victims of sexual violence, coming forward is a painful process.
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Her attorney Lisa Banks said Ford doesn't have any regrets about coming forward.
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What should readers know about her story both before and after coming forward?
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If you put mandatory reporting in, will that discourage people from coming forward?
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We are coming forward to demand action and save millions of American lives.
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Employees need to be able to come forward and feel safe coming forward.
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Countless people are coming forward to accuse other prominent figures of similar sexual misconduct.
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Witnessing and experiencing unchecked harassment then silences other victims from coming forward, Raghu said.
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Her attorney says she was uncomfortable coming forward back then but she's comfortable now.
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After coming forward, Biles opened up to PEOPLE about the process of moving on.
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"And did this," it continues, before showing news clips of Trump's accusers coming forward.
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There are going to be more people coming forward irrespective of White House stonewalling.
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Why aren't women coming forward in droves if this is such a gigantic problem?
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Coming forward publicly about my involvement in other matters was hardly my first choice.
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Chapman revealed her reasons for coming forward 17 years later in an interview withABC.
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The officials have praised several victims for coming forward about their experiences with Nassar.
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The number of women coming forward following the news is too big to ignore.
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This is why Black women/girls are hesitant about coming forward with their #metoo.
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More women are coming forward to accuse TV journalist Mark Halperin of sexual harassment.
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Unfortunately, this stigma can keep people from coming forward about sexual abuse at all.
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You said it was, last night, a tough choice between concealing or coming forward.
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To the women coming forward with allegations of abuse, you have our support. pic.twitter.
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"You can't blame someone for not coming forward or recanting their claims," Pacheco says.
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" She said that Trump was elected, "but women should always feel comfortable coming forward.
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Coming forward with my condition was one of the hardest decisions that I've made.
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Some have lamented the reported changes, saying they may deter victims from coming forward.
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So many courageous women are coming forward with their stories, speaking truth to power.
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Neffenger emphasized that he supports Rhoades, and others, in coming forward with their claims.
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So more athletes feel comfortable coming forward to talk about the underbelly of sports.
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His comments follow a third woman coming forward to accuse Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct.
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The draft bill gave the biggest tax discounts to people coming forward by March.
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Zahra has been actively engaging students to feel secure coming forward before problems hit.
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"I'm rather disappointed that we haven't seen more innovative ideas coming forward," Nitschke added.
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It's frankly scaring people into coming forward, and going through with the citizenship process.
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In other cases, the treatment accusers endured after coming forward made their reasons apparent.
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"There were women coming forward and they were not being believed," Ms. Thomas said.
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Is there any reason that not coming forward right away might be a mistake?
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Now he's coming forward to rail against Trump — and to defend his own legacy.
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Now he's coming forward to criticize President Trump — and to defend his own legacy.
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Every single reason I had for not coming forward was validated during those hearings.
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The efforts did not result in any women coming forward, according to the Times.
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Farrow claims Weinstein allegedly worked to silence both the alleged victims from coming forward.
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Shame and stigma kept the vast majority from coming forward to report the attacks.
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This could have a chilling effect that deters others from coming forward with allegations.
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I hope coming forward on this brings more attention to the injustices happening there.
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On Monday, Raisman praised Biles for coming forward and vowed to stand with her.
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Caldaza praised the man's father for coming forward to report his son's suspicious behavior.
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"What has changed is the culture, the number of women coming forward," she said.
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And there's a fear of retribution that has kept many victims from coming forward.
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But the threat of criminality could certainly put a chill on women coming forward.
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Wood also addresses the incredibly important issue of victims being blamed for not coming forward.
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So, this is all contingent on the private sector coming forward and making it happen.
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"One woman after another started coming forward until eventually there were 50 accusers," says Snow.
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It's been a year since the wave of Spacey's sexual misconduct accusers started coming forward.
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Joy Bryant is coming forward to say "me too" — for both herself and her mom.
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It sends a message to victims that it's not worth the anguish of coming forward.
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They each kept the pregnancies secret, coming forward in due time as the babies arrived.
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There's now word that a second whistleblower is coming forward about your actions toward Ukraine.
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"I didn't realize that by not coming forward, I wasn't protecting someone else," she said.
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Those women are the ones who've been brave coming forward and talking about their experiences.
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Raven added that she hopes the incident doesn't deter sexual assault survivors from coming forward.
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But if the victim is queer, they also risk potentially outing themselves by coming forward.
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Tamblyn considers this statistic a clear reaction to the resistance women face after coming forward.
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The victim told a therapist about her prior abuse, coming forward in 2013, Radar reports.
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This closeness to Trump made Villa nervous about coming forward with her story, she said.
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This discouraged people from coming forward, leaving thousands of children to languish in the system.
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Because of their strength in coming forward, predators can be held accountable for their actions.
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As the investigation proceeds, the FDA encourages people to continue coming forward and reporting cases.
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But the fact that people are coming forward now is a good sign, said King.
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This is a time where people that have been abused or marginalized are coming forward.
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"I was in a position where I could lose everything for coming forward," she says.
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Now, people are coming forward about abuse in another area of their lives — at church.
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"I empathize with the women now coming forward and hope justice is served," she said.
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Further, there is no record of any of them coming forward to help first responders.
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Board members called a few former employees this week to thank them for coming forward.
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To the Tuckers, it was obvious that the women coming forward were politically motivated liars.
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"Normally, we don't see eye witnesses coming forward this long after a crime," he said.
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First, more Franken accusers just kept coming forward — making the allegations increasingly difficult to dismiss.
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Tweeden said she's coming forward now after hearing testimony from women -- including California Democratic Rep.
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"We hope it doesn't deter victims and witnesses from coming forward and reporting a crime."
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The women coming forward were lower-paid employees at the times of the alleged harassment.
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The FBI attributes that uptick both to increased criminal activity and more victims coming forward.
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Monahan said coming forward had nothing to do with hurting Ellison in the primary election.
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Coming forward now actually could be the difference between criminal penalties and simply paying interest.
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Jennifer Aniston is coming forward with her own experience of getting "bullied" by Harvey Weinstein.
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Ms. Yellen said that "it's not been a deluge of people coming forward" with allegations.
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Which is not to say we should punish sexual assault victims for not coming forward.
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Twitter stopped the data bleed on September 17, three weeks before coming forward about it.
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He said there were around 500 direct and indirect victims and more were coming forward.
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Holton-Arms' current head of school, Susanna A. Jones, also praised Ford for coming forward.
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Avenatti had previously alluded to representing an additional accuser who would be coming forward soon.
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He moved to Morocco when he learned that other victims were coming forward, prosecutors said.
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The pain in the faces and voices of the women coming forward now is real.
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Since you're an engineer, what do you think the most interesting technology coming forward is?
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However, the lawsuit claims that when he was running for office and multiple women were coming forward to share stories of their own alleged encounters with the then-Republican presidential candidate, Cohen intervened in an attempt to keep Clifford from coming forward as well.
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Several of the actresses are now coming forward to accuse Stewart of taking advantage of them.
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"It's very difficult to solve without the community coming forward," Dunn told the New York Times.
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He cited the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault and harassment scandal as his motivation for coming forward.
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McCord says she "humbly thanks" stars for coming forward with their own inspiring tales of endurance.
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I wrote my #MeToo story with no names in direct response to Anthony Rapp coming forward.
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The Redskins argued that Cousins' arm was coming forward, but the play was upheld upon review.
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We owe a debt of gratitude to you for coming forward and pushing ... LG: Incredibly brave.
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He is coming forward with information and meeting with officials without any limitations, the official said.
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The actor said he supported the women coming forward but said their claims were "not accurate."
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The probe was prompted by an NYPD officer coming forward with a tip to internal affairs.
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She has received death threats and other forms of harassment after coming forward with her claims.
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She knew the likely consequences of coming forward, and, kudos to her, she did it anyway.
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To survivors of sexual assault, these were classic examples of what keeps women from coming forward.
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The truth is, historically, women coming forward rarely have anything to gain from reporting these crimes.
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Journalists, CEOs, managers, and chefs all had to confront the fact that women were coming forward.
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I believe in standing up for yourself as a woman and coming forward about sexual harassment.
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Lawyers and women's groups said that could act as a deterrent to more victims coming forward.
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"We're expecting to see a lot of countries coming forward on that day," she told Mashable.
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Just as the other women and men coming forward have helped me to realize the same.
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I think they're similar in that there is a sudden flood of many claimants coming forward.
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"I absolutely respect Aly for coming forward and talking about sexual assault," Hernandez, 16, told PEOPLE.
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If the police department wanted to root out gangs, victims had to feel comfortable coming forward.
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He spoke yesterday about the fact that it's a good thing that women are coming forward.
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I am ecstatic that so many women are coming forward with stories of harassment and assault.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Coming forward with an accusation of sexual harassment or assault is never easy.
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But this abuse is rarely talked about, and there's a stigma still attached to coming forward.
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Mr. Kelly thanked him tersely for coming forward, according to two people Mr. Schiller later told.
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However, he said, some problems were exaggerated and residents sometimes waited before coming forward with issues.
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It is a machinery that has long protected powerful men and prevented women from coming forward.
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Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas coming forward to make some pretty blunt accusations about Donald Trump.
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What often makes the difference is a large group of women coming forward against a man.
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"When survivors are speaking out, they are hearing others and more are coming forward," Roberts said.
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Castor asked Taylor about Ukrainian prosecutors coming forward in American media with reports of Democratic collusion.
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It is disgusting that these cowards blame my client and the other accusers from coming forward.
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" And then there was the other response, of people coming forward and saying, "May I talk?
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Victims are often wary about coming forward, as they've been conditioned to fear their exploiters retaliation.
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"You can have individuals coming forward who have never disclosed what happened to them," she said.
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But critics said the rules deterred victims from coming forward and helped cover up sexual abuse.
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Kavanaugh has denied the account, while some Republicans have questioned Ford's motivation for coming forward now.
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" Duysak told TechCrunch that he was coming forward because he wants to live an "ordinary life.
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Within 48 hours of coming forward, her lawyers say her fears were realized to the extreme.
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"The women coming forward is the only way that that story will be told," she said.
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" He said he was coming forward now because it "seemed like the right thing to do.
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What has allowed so many women to come forward recently is hearing other women coming forward.
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"More than ever before, women are coming forward to express their desires more openly," Price says.
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It can take survivors of sexual assault years, or even decades, to feel comfortable coming forward.
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In the lawsuit filed Tuesday, Clifford claims that when Trump was running for office and multiple women were coming forward to share stories of their own alleged encounters with the then-Republican presidential candidate, Cohen intervened in an attempt to keep her from coming forward as well.
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"I have to say the silence is deafening when it comes to men coming forward," he said.
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"You would think if a loved one was missing that you would be coming forward" he said.
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These processes can disrupt the workplace and may even deter those with a complaint from coming forward.
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Former trainers and staff are coming forward and telling horror stories about the treatment of these animals.
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Without basic protections like this in place, other survivors may be discouraged from coming forward at all.
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Coming forward in a bankruptcy case can be "a way for people to get heard," Foohey said.
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Since coming forward, Ford has faced death threats and other harassment, forcing her to leave her home.
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"I'm not gonna question the patriotism of any of the people who are coming forward," McConnell volunteered.
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Are the women who are coming forward, do they want to speak to the police and prosecute?
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"Even with the much more supportive orientation of Obama guidelines, students were not coming forward," Karp said.
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Since coming forward, Schuman has been a vocal advocate of both Time's Up and the #MeToo movements.
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He said the church would gauge their sincerity and honesty and establish their motives for coming forward.
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That fear, especially when it comes to powerful men, is often what prevents women from coming forward.
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Some (presumably) real-life soccer moms are also coming forward to prove that they legitimately exist, too.
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Ford had nothing to gain and everything to lose by coming forward with her deeply personal story.
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He occasionally returned to the limelight in later years, even coming forward in support of gay rights.
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The Washington Post asked Carlson how she felt knowing that she wasn't the only women coming forward.
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"Instead, I was rejected because of qualities that are now being praised in other women coming forward."
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The "dam was breaking," he said: More and more witnesses were coming forward to testify against Trump.
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At stake is not just this whistleblower, and not just other potential witnesses thinking of coming forward.
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"Hopefully, me coming forward with my story will deter a predator and encourage someone who feels hopeless."
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I recognize now the arguments I made might discourage a victim from coming forward or seeking help.
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Spletstoser has fabricated a single word of her allegations or has anything to gain by coming forward.
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But a big chunk of that was victims coming forward about their attacks that happened years earlier.
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In her interview with the Times, Stone also said Australia's defamation laws deterred her from coming forward.
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Arreola is a "tough fighter" who "comes to fight" and "keeps coming forward," he told Business Insider.
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Ailes always maintained his innocence despite several women coming forward, including former Fox News star Megyn Kelly.
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She hopes that by coming forward with her story, she can help other victims in similar predicaments.
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That prevents a lot of folks from coming forward, as well as the trauma of the experience.
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" He continued, "It sends a message to victims that it's not worth the anguish of coming forward.
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So finally — specifically, in the wake of the seventh accuser coming forward Wednesday morning — the dam broke.
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Rather, she said, women feel safer about coming forward with their experiences with women now in leadership.
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Mr. Kourani's lawyers have accused the F.B.I. of tricking their client into coming forward and incriminating himself.
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"The odds are really stacked against these workers in coming forward and asserting their rights," Alemzadeh says.
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An effect of people coming forward with their stories has been putting faces to previously anonymous allegations.
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Instead, I was rejected because of qualities that are now being praised in other women coming forward.
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Or maybe victims of rape on those campuses don't feel comfortable coming forward to make a report.
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Both rules discourage rape victims from coming forward because of the fear of being incriminated, advocates said.
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And Ukrainian prosecutors supposedly coming forward about Democratic collusion goes back to Solomon's columns in the Hill.
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He said Bizzack, 59, also deserved credit for coming forward after other parents were arrested in March.
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If they are undocumented migrants, they may also fear that coming forward will result in their deportation.
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"It's been such a shock to me to see the numbers (of women) coming forward," Karl said.
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In coming forward, Fierro said he felt the same doubts that women have expressed in similar situations.
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A fifth woman coming forward on Monday who said he sexually assaulted her when she was 16.
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When we do that, we trivialize the brave victims who are coming forward about actual sex crimes.
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In response, more women at the privately-run detention center are coming forward with their own stories.
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She struggles with the risks of coming forward as a witness, as protests erupt in her neighborhood.
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But, Tito Jackson's son says Wade's only coming forward now because he didn't get the Cirque job.
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And then, by coming forward, she had to have Trump practically say he'd need Viagra to do her.
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Panasonic received total immunity from financial penalties for coming forward, a move that initiated the probe, CCS said.
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For Natasha Stoynoff, coming forward to tell the story of Donald Trump's attack was never an easy decision.
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I think it's so cool that celebrities are coming forward and saying they don't want to be retouched.
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My Rabbi made me see that "coming forward" meant telling the public (not just the government) the truth.
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"People ask [critically], why so many decades later are people coming forward — even I asked that," he said.
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But a handful of politicians are coming forward to say the practice is unprofessional and needs to end.
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"She had fears about coming forward because she had been under the influence at the time," Hardin said.
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During her appearance on The Late Show, she admitted that she somewhat regretted coming forward with the story.
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"With each passing day an expression of a double standard is coming forward from the NAB," Aziz said.
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In this reckoning currently rippling through Hollywood and beyond, women aren't the only survivors coming forward with stories.
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I think a lot of people aren't coming forward because they're afraid they're not going to work again.
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Masse said she felt encouraged to share her experience with Weinstein after hearing of other women coming forward.
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But a few years ago, whistleblowers starting coming forward with claims of botched cleanup work by Tetra Tech.
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At times, Ford's voice broke as she described her assault and the fear she had of coming forward.
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The two-finger test, says Dr Naved, stops women from coming forward "and then stops them getting justice".
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This position led to many cases being undetected and deterred most victims of sexual offences from coming forward.
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These accusations sparked a wave of women coming forward about their own experiences with sexual assault and abuse.
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"She's not even going to get that, and now she's being faulted for not coming forward?" she continued.
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Helen and Spring say that instead of being embraced by fellow congregants for coming forward, they've been ostracized.
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He added that he hopes more victims are coming forward because they now feel safe in doing so.
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Perhaps if women keep coming forward, and the heat remains on, this could become the network's Cosby moment.
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In the end, Wilkenfeld said that he was proud of his client for coming forward with her claims.
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"I was rejected because of qualities that are now being praised in other women coming forward," Fox says.
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But at the time it was mostly women coming forward, and chipping away at the culture of silence.
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Investigators surmised these discussions were about how to prevent more women from coming forward with stories about Trump.
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"In our experience, coming forward at all is often the most painful part of the process," he says.
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The majority of the LGBT candidates coming forward are Democrats, and many are standing in November's midterm elections.
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For coming forward, she will, undoubtedly, be hailed as a hero to the left for decades to come.
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Then I feel guilty that I'm not standing with these brave women and men who are coming forward.
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"I empathize with the women now coming forward and hope justice is served," Winfrey said in a statement.
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Coming forward involved breaking a nondisclosure agreement, yet Wylie did it, he explained, because he felt morally conflicted.
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Anonymous charges may well be true standing alone because survivors of sexual abuse fear coming forward by name.
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"People ask (critically), why so many decades later are people coming forward — even I asked that," Holtzman says.
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Already, some devastated parents are coming forward, desperate to be reunited with their kids, according to advocacy groups.
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But at the time, it was mostly women coming forward and chipping away at the culture of silence.
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Because these women have been public about their work, Ms. Rae-Venter said she felt safer coming forward.
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Society began to reckon with the stigma, shame, intimidation and trauma that kept those victims from coming forward.
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Not only will the percentage of incidents decrease, but students will feel more comfortable coming forward to adults.
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She told the Times that the surge of other women coming forward inspired her to do the same.
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Many asked that their names be withheld due to fear of retaliation or professional consequences from coming forward.
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Many asked that their names be withheld due to fear of retaliation or professional consequences from coming forward.
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"As the president said himself, he thinks it's a good thing that women are coming forward," she continued.
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Before coming forward with her allegations, Flores was better known as one of Nevada's first Latina state lawmakers.
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On Monday, Tyson recounted her allegation against Fairfax in her first televised interview since coming forward in February.
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When we don't believe women coming forward, we make it easier for this kind of behavior to continue.
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She identified herself as "a proud Democrat" and said she has no political motive for coming forward. Gov.
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Did signing the forced arbitration clause affect your decision or discourage you in any way from coming forward?
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"He's still doing it because people make us feel bad for coming forward," she tells BBC's Ben Zand.
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Then women coming forward about those experiences shouldn't be "scary" for you, it should be an opportunity to listen.
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This year had a total of 258 companies coming forward to offer support — double the nine sponsors from 2015.
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Aly Raisman is stronger than ever after coming forward with allegations of sexual abuse by a former gymnastics doctor.
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The lawsuit comes on the heels of 27 new women coming forward with allegations against their former co-worker.
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For his part, Arnold -- a Trump critic -- reassured Cohen repeatedly throughout the tape and praised him for coming forward.
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There are few convictions for abuse and rape, despite more victims coming forward rising in recent years, he said.
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Employees said they were coming forward now because they've given up hope that the problem can be resolved internally.
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But in others, victims were prevented from coming forward with their stories, and abusers were shielded from public accountability.
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Defense attorneys often use a victim's delay in coming forward to question the veracity of the alleged victim's claims.
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"We have had people coming forward, and our investigation is ongoing," Jerri Nesbitt told BuzzFeed News of the investigation.
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A wave of women soon started coming forward with their own stories of being drugged and assaulted by Cosby.
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Tamblyn's new op-ed in the NYT speaks to the larger issues women face coming forward with such stories.
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Reports of ICE arresting potential caretakers is likely deterring others from coming forward to claim custody of the kids.
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Oftentimes, however, women are blamed for their sexual assault after they face the already difficult task of coming forward.
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He, like most of the scientists coming forward with allegations, have asked for anonymity because they fear professional ramifications.
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The closet also prevented Mark Ebenhoch from coming forward about Spacey's inappropriate sexual behavior, although for a different reason.
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"I'm not going to question the patriotism of any of the people who are coming forward," he told reporters.
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Some argued that the letter would succeed only in making young sexual assault victims feel less safe coming forward.
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In coming forward with her story of ghostly haunting for the Netflix show, McGarry knew she would face nonbelievers.
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Another woman is coming forward with allegations of physical, verbal and sexual abuse that she received from R. Kelly.
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Lawless also suggested that the firing and the company's statement were intended to discourage other whistleblowers from coming forward.
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Suggesting otherwise puts the blame on victims and survivors, which is unacceptable, as it discourages people from coming forward.
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It was also pulled prior to women coming forward with accusations that the Republican candidate had inappropriately touched them.
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"Hopefully, me coming forward with my story will deter a predator and encourage someone who feels hopeless," Crews concluded.
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Rick insisted on sharing his story amid others coming forward with their own stories of sexual abuse and harassment.
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Now over a dozen more visitors who fell dangerously ill on vacation in the Dominican Republic are coming forward.
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The charges come directly on the heels of 2 other Kelly accusers coming forward with their attorney Gloria Allred.
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But he also said he hoped his coming forward would make other victims of sex abuse feel less alone.
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"At this point, the odds are slim of anybody coming forward," lottery spokesman Alex Traverso told the L.A. Times.
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Raisman has been an outspoken supporter of fellow survivors of sexual assault since coming forward about her own experience.
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Discouraging victims and witnesses of crime from coming forward makes our jobs harder and does not make you safer.
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Kent also said he is coming forward "in defense of our Constitution," pointing to his years of public service.
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Jack Scarola, a Palm Beach attorney, said the women coming forward now have not been part of previous investigations.
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But at deuce, Djokovic won the next exchange by attacking and coming forward to hit a swing volley winner.
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"My hope is that by coming forward we can learn how we can talk about these subjects," she said.
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There's been a wash of sexual harassment and abuse allegations coming forward in Hollywood, sports, and other industries lately.
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She contacted police at the time of the alleged incident, but her son did not feel comfortable coming forward.
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"The behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated," the former secretary of State said in a statement.
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"I hope coming forward with my experience causes others in the tech community to think about their ethical mandate."
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Recently, Haley has also been vocal about her support of women who are coming forward about sexual harassment allegations.
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As the high number of airline incidents makes clear, it's not just that victims are only now coming forward.
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As the idea of polyamorous relationships becomes mainstream, more celebrities are coming forward about their non-monogamous dating styles.
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This led to costly legal battles, which forced many claimants to give up or discouraged others from coming forward.
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Whether the information is published will involve a "mutual decision" between SpankChain and the person coming forward, she said.
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It means we're talking about it; it means that finally women are comfortable coming forward and reporting their assaults.
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They also blamed Lim, the whistleblower, for not coming forward earlier, and helping Park secretly euthanize animals for years.
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On the campaign trail, by contrast, female candidates are coming forward to assert themselves as survivors of sexual misconduct.
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Making a very quick read, he can turn a baseline exchange into a more pressing matter by coming forward.
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Ms. Cassinelli-Murphy said she hoped coming forward about the abuse her late husband suffered would help other victims.
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But we're seeing people coming forward and having faith in the N.Y.P.D. And that's what we want to happen.
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For the first time women are coming forward without being judged, without repercussions and without someone grading their hurt.
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He has praised women for coming forward after accusations were made against a Democrat, Senator Al Franken of Minnesota.
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For her, coming forward with this accusation is itself extraordinary, exposing her to the opprobrium of Judge Kavanaugh's supporters.
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But many voters we spoke with believed Dr. Blasey, even if some questioned her motive in coming forward now.
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"We've been really pleased to see her coming forward on climate change and on criminal justice," Ms. Greenberg said.
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The likely outcome will be many fewer people coming forward to help the police build solid cases against criminals.
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"You're still seeing pricing on the expectations for better exports coming forward," said Matt Wiegand, commodity broker for FuturesOne.
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The emotional cost alone of bringing up such memories publicly or coming forward with such recollections is pure bankruptcy.
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In November, Defense Secretary Mark Esper told reporters that Vindman "shouldn't have any fear of retaliation" for coming forward.
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She is brave for coming forward, she is brave for not backing down, and she is to be believed.
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The case could lead to new opportunities for justice for men who are still coming forward, Mr. Goelman said.
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Silverman also commented on the growing number of women coming forward to allege sexual misconduct against men in power.
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Like Wynn, Trump denied each and every one -- insisting that the accusers were coming forward because of political motives.
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But Trump's comments are most problematic because they discourage sex crime victims from coming forward in the first place.
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Echoing Quindlen then, and many other feminists, we must now demand that people listen to the women coming forward.
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And soon enough, women started coming forward to accuse Trump of assaulting them in exactly the way he described.
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The threats are just one way Ford was made to suffer for coming forward with her allegation against Kavanaugh.
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Up and down, with hands and legs, coming forward, this was the way to fight and beat the Thais.
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I cheer when I see someone else coming forward with a strong, good film that helps us to understand.
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"There are folks who, I think, are coming forward and standing up about this because they support other candidates, and there are folks who, I think, are coming forward out of a genuine sense of feeling disrespected or unappreciated," Coons, who is Biden's successor in the Senate, said in an appearance on CNN.
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So many women were coming forward with their stories on social media about their experiences with him over the year.
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Many of the women expressed reluctance to share their stories, due to understandable fears of the consequences of coming forward.
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And now you have this revelation coming forward and two additional agents that showed bias and that were anti-Trump.
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Coming forward about sexual abuse and coercion is scary and women have nothing to be gained personally by doing so.
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President Donald Trump mocked a woman in front of an audience of thousands for coming forward to report sexual assault.
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Others now coming forward allege inappropriate touching, and one says Berganza told her she was "too pretty" to be interesting.
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Taneie said she, too, was nervous about coming forward at the time because she didn't think anyone would believe her.
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Nielsen said making that information public might deter states — "victims," she called them — from coming forward if they've been hacked.
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Metzger's posts, which he later admitted were inflammatory, included provocative comments about rape victims and their process of coming forward.
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"Coming forward even today, you are going to have a hell of a time getting another job," said Melanie Sloan.
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She told Variety that her reason for coming forward now is so she can stand alongside Simmons' other alleged survivors.
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" Beyer also said that "every victim of sexual assault should feel safe coming forward and have an avenue for redress.
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In December, she published a post on her blog about the backlash she received after coming forward with her story.
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The difficulty I have is that it's great that you're all coming forward — but why didn't you come forward before?
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The women told police they were coming forward to stop Sherwood from victimizing other girls, according to the paper's coverage.
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There's also reason to think Bangi had moved to stop at least one woman from coming forward in the past.
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When coming forward with his own lawsuit against Breest, Haggis' legal team released a statement, shared by The Hollywood Reporter.
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He also admitted that he believes Mueller; he doesn't, then, believe Swift, a woman coming forward with an assault experience.
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Since coming forward, Crews has been a vital part of leading the charge against harassers and offenders in show business.
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Other victims, for instance, may rethink coming forward with their own horror stories, and reporting rates are already horrifyingly low.
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"Our own investigation will continue based on multiple new witnesses coming forward revealing what they saw and heard," he said.
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Some victims of sexual assault regret coming forward and say the reporting process was more traumatic than the rape itself.
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"She feels really uplifted by all of these people who are coming forward to fight on her behalf," Matos said.
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"I think a lot of people aren't coming forward because they're afraid they're not going to work again," she said.
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"I just created the domain and the idea, but people are really coming forward and sharing their stories," she said.
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Now, people who have had cover-ups done on the show are coming forward with serious complaints about the work.
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A subject previously talked about in whispers, now more and more women are coming forward to share their personal experiences.
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The stigma that these men faced created additional barriers that prevented them from coming forward to seek testing and treatment.
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Trump thanked Goldberg, in attendance at the White House with her family, for the bravery she demonstrated by coming forward.
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Lawmakers in both parties praised Grimes for coming forward, expressing sympathy and pledging to support her efforts to seek justice.
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Every wasted day leaves those who've experienced harassment trapped in a broken system designed to keep them from coming forward.
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He says lack of police accountability has exacerbated the crisis and fostered a climate that stops witnesses from coming forward.
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Allred worries that the outcome will deter crime victims from coming forward when victim cooperation is critical to successful prosecutions.
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I don't care how long ago it was, he was an adult, and there could be more information coming forward.
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Makgoba said the death toll was "a provisional number" and could rise because more people were coming forward with information.
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He described Jordan as having a "high moral code of righteousness" and said that those coming forward have ulterior motives.
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We are coming forward with what we think we know, but it's hard without our federal colleagues in the room.
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She started trying to break a story on him then, but without accusers coming forward it was impossible to publish.
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Their allegations follow two other women coming forward last month and accusing the Def Jam co-founder of sexual harassment.
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And to see that coming forward in this election is really scary," Luiz says in the new ad, "Daisy 2.0.
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The essay sparked a flood of supportive messages on social media from readers who thanked Ms. Knoll for coming forward.
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The suit mentions up to 100 other victims in anticipation of other students coming forward as the lawsuit moves forward.
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And unfortunately, there's way too much shame put on victims coming forward talking about being date-raped, raped, sexually abused.
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And we are going to be in the public eye until the women with those stories feel comfortable coming forward.
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He also said in the deposition that he doubted Olszewski&aposs allegation because she waited two years before coming forward.
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She said that after worrying for some time about hurting someone by coming forward, she decided to write her article.
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It keeps women from coming forward because they worry they won't be believed or they'll be dragged through the mud.
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Falsehoods about women who report sexual assault don't just prevent women from coming forward, they make the public less empathetic.
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The fingerprinting of every household member had inhibited undocumented immigrants from coming forward out of concern they could be deported.
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In January, the movement hit Chinese college campuses, with several women coming forward with sexual misconduct allegations against university officials.
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In coming forward, she's not only launching a legal war against the president of the United States for sexual assault.
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"I just hope that by me coming forward that I would give courage to one other person," Ms. Woodson said.
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More women are coming forward with their stories of abuse, she said, and powerful men are being held to account.
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The second docu-series grapples with the fallout and the impact coming forward has had on survivors, including Faith Rodgers.
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"I had to believe that coming forward would help me reclaim my voice and help others reclaim theirs," Yang said.
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Ford has been widely praised after making her accusations, though she's also received death threats since coming forward this month.
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"It is outrageous that these so-called Democrats would attack a sexual assault victim from coming forward," Avenatti told CNN.
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"When you have this many people coming forward, I feel like you should be held to account again," she said.
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As a player and as an advocate for the players coming forward, after us, coming up, that's what you want.
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Lawrence Greenspon, Mr. Boyle's lawyer, sharply rejected suggestions that the verdict would discourage victims of sexual assault from coming forward.
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"Senator, nine women coming forward, that voter in Alabama that called you, is not in a hard spot," Kilmeade said.
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It all started with a few brave women coming forward about mistreatment at the hands of the Oscar-winning producer.
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Back to the core principle of the #MeToo movement, which means supporting one another in coming forward with our claims.
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"Two things you look at to determine the credibility of a so-called whistleblower when they're coming forward," Jordan says.
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"The process that's in place now, and I'm learning more about it, is adverse to someone coming forward," she added.
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"With so much pressure, we may just see some positive changes in the Latvian financial sector coming forward," she said.
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What's been the impact of your reporting, and also more generally of people coming forward to talk about sexual misconduct?
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More survivors are coming forward nearly every day, many of them inspired and emboldened by those who have gone before.
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Three other women -- all Scientologists -- also claim they were raped but that the Church intimidated them out of coming forward.
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Maher said her age — she was 57 when Conyers allegedly harassed her the first time — kept her from coming forward.
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Some fear that coming forward has hurt their chances at success in the SEALs, but none have reported any retaliation.
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"Statute of limitations is no longer gonna stop the march of victims coming forward and bringing these claims," Kosnoff said.
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"What is good is that everybody is coming forward and we're seeing that people have so much more power," she says.
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"Last year we saw a five-fold increase in people coming forward for testing" one day after Harry did the same.
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" As for how he explains the large numbers of women coming forward with similar stories, Toback said, "They hear each other.
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The survivor coming forward is at the bottom of the totem pole, especially when the perpetrator is a member of Congress.
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Women are coming forward in unprecedented numbers, and the result is a reshaping of our justice system as we know it.
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Other stars are coming forward to admit portions of their programming were scripted, and that producers created setups to intensify drama.
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She had been "scared of the repercussions" of coming forward about abuse: "I was punished when I was brave," she said.
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Some stars have been quick to denounce Weinstein, and voice support for the women coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment.
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"This incident highlights the importance of coming forward when someone is a witness or may have any information regarding a crime."
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Thus, the biggest hurdle in coming forward about therapy can be admitting that you needed the help in the first place.
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After the women reported his actions, they faced retaliation for coming forward, often being subjected to internal investigations, the report said.
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Anti-sexual assault groups are concerned that the new rules will retraumatize survivors and discourage them from coming forward about assault.
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Six months after Charlie Rose was fired by CBS amid sexual harassment claims, more women are coming forward with similar stories.
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Ever since coming forward, Ford has faced death threats and has not felt safe returning to her family home, reports CNN.
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Ford has nothing to gain by coming forward and she, like Anita Hill, was attacked—her motivations questioned, her life threatened.
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Coming forward rather than waiting for an accuser to do it for him doesn't exempt Spurlock from repercussions, nor should it.
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At the end, there is a passage in which Spurlock compliments himself for coming forward: I am part of the problem.
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I fully support Terry and agree that he has not been treated with the respect due to him for coming forward.
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Women are feeling stronger, coming forward, standing up for themselves and I know that it went on for a long time.
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"Barring new information coming forward, we may never be able to tell you how he got into the river," he said.
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"I'm really sad for everybody, but I'm really glad it's out in the open," Burr said about other women coming forward.
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Following Trump's presidential nomination at the Republican National Convention in July, brands started coming forward to express their distaste for him.
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Coming forward about sexual abuse and coercion is scary and women have nothing to be gained personally by doing so. 2.
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"Coming forward about sexual harassment or assault is a personal and difficult choice," Sara McGovern, press secretary for RAINN, tells Broadly.
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" "We still have yet to hear anything from the FBI despite a new witness coming forward & submitting a declaration last night.
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We still have yet to hear anything from the FBI despite a new witness coming forward & submitting a declaration last night.
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"It's unbelievable that there is this monster that has done so much harm, that nobody is coming forward," the woman said.
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At this point, with more women coming forward every day, even holding another hearing on his nomination would be a farce.
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"As soon as I hit it, I saw Joyce and he's coming in like a bull, he's coming forward," Revere said.
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A South Korean documentary on his plight and the lives of other Korean adoptees led to his birth mother coming forward.
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R. Kelly's attorney, Steven Greenberg, cast doubt on her allegations and suggested she was only out for money by coming forward.
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The mechanism Yale has put in place to handle sexual misconduct complaints emphasizes confidentiality to make students feel comfortable coming forward.
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The mechanism Yale has put in place to handle sexual misconduct complaints stresses confidentiality to make students feel comfortable coming forward.
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"I've spent 40 years feeling like coming forward was self-serving rather than serving the population of victims," Hennessey told WMUR.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE of sexual assault, thanking her for coming forward with her story.
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In the letter, the lawyers said the professor has faced death threats since coming forward Sunday in a Washington Post interview.
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It is raining lead in Flint, and the state is derelict in not coming forward with the money that is required.
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Advocates worry that the information-sharing rule has prevented potential sponsors from coming forward, leaving more than 4,000 kids in limbo.
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The chilling effect of defamation — the way it favors plaintiffs and scares people from coming forward — is cause for concern nationwide.
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They have even been accused of actively discouraging victims from coming forward, and of interfering in the university's Title IX procedures.
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When coupled with a ban on group activity, mandatory arbitration can deter aggrieved workers from coming forward in the first place.
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"More and more people are coming forward with information," Cao Lihai, an editor for a party journal, wrote in the report.
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He argued that potential challengers were not coming forward simply because of a calculation that Ms. Pelosi could not be beaten.
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We have nothing to gain from coming forward as a victim, and the consequences on our private life are very negative.
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"Well you know at some point there were a lot of folks coming forward making all sorts of accusations," said Sen.
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"Prayers with her family & thanks to all who put their faith over their fear by coming forward with info," Guglielmi wrote.
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As a player and as an advocate for the players coming forward and after us, coming up, that's what you want.
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Instead of people voluntarily coming forward to confess their wrongdoings, Shin pointed out people's misbehaviors and they had to be beaten.
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There's a cost to coming forward that many men and women don't want to shoulder, and that's what this episode unpacks.
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Those who question the allegation are said to be "blaming the victim" and revictimizing her for the sin of coming forward.
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She supported every woman finally coming forward to share their dark truths and expose those who had committed previously unspeakable deeds.
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"We are extremely proud of Liz for coming forward and being brave enough to tell her story," said attorney Brian Monico.
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This can help in reducing the stigma associated with opioid abuse so that employees will feel comfortable coming forward for help.
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Miskella gave no names or details about the allegations because those coming forward had done so with the promise of confidentiality.
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Arenciaba, Cifuentes, and Degironimo all said they thought coming forward was futile, as the assailants were "well connected" in the department.
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Democrats were largely encouraging, praising Ford for coming forward and simply allowing her to tell or repeat details of her account.
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It's about coming forward speaking out about mental health and, apparently, it's sparked off a bit of a debate in Malta.
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In the lawsuit filed Tuesday, Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, claims that when Trump was running for office and multiple women were coming forward to share stories of their own alleged encounters with the then-Republican presidential candidate, his personal attorney Michael Cohen intervened in an attempt to keep her from coming forward as well.
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Coming forward is rarely easy (just scroll through #Whywomendontreport), but it is an option, even if it's been years since the incident.
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Federal prosecutors said Meek told friends and family members about the shooting that night but tried to prevent them from coming forward.
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R. Kelly has been the target of sexual assault allegations for the last two decades, and more women are still coming forward.
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Now Airbnb is joining the slew of companies coming forward to say it's aware of the problem and trying to make changes.
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I hope that by coming forward, I can encourage other Trump voters who feel the same regret to speak out as well.
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But now, more victims of harassment are coming forward, and we're starting to get a sense of the scope of the problem.
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After the Supreme Court ruling, campaigners said more companies are coming forward to recruit transgender people, but are reluctant to make adaptations.
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She received so much criticism for coming forward with her story that she had to temporarily leave her home country of Italy.
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Tarana Burke, who founded the #MeToo movement, commended the "brave young men" coming forward with their accusations as part of the movement.
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After new details of the second official coming forward dominated Sunday news shows, White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham insisted nothing had changed.
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While Forrester claimed to have passed a lie-detector test, she apologized to the couple for coming forward to announce the affair.
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And yet, there's something, there's a systematic bias in venture capitalism that keeps their great ideas from being funded and coming forward.
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Chastain then said "anyone" can be part of the Time's Up movement and praised Argento for coming forward with her Weinstein allegations.
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Bravo thought the national conversation has persisted so long because most of the women coming forward with stories about Weinstein are white.
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In a candid conversation with Oprah Winfrey, Salma Hayek revealed that she felt guilt over coming forward with her Harvey Weinstein story.
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Armando, who is living in the U.S. illegally, wrestled with the risk of coming forward, especially as he had been deported before.
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Can we just trust that I would come up … I've never had a problem with kind of coming forward, speaking my mind.
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More women are coming forward following the New York Times and New Yorker reports of sexual misconduct allegedly perpetrated by Harvey Weinstein.
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Recently more nuns, encouraged by the #MeToo movement, have been coming forward to describe abuse at the hands of priests and bishops.
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"The difficulty I have is that it's great that you're all coming forward — but why didn't you come forward before?" she said.
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Harvey Weinstein, the accused sexual predator whose alleged actions sparked an avalanche of women coming forward in Hollywood, Washington, D.C., and beyond.
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Raisman told People that opening a dialogue about sexual assault could help prevent future assaults and help women feel safer coming forward.
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Victims of domestic abuse expressed fear of coming forward, which is understandable given the new "courthouse arrest" policy of the Trump administration.
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It wasn't until I started to see reports locally and beyond about people coming forward with stories about sexual harassment they'd faced.
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The murder is unsolved, Maskell died in 2001 without facing any charges, and more women are still coming forward with abuse allegations.
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As introverts, we tend to prefer observing and reflecting on what is being discussed and then coming forward with a valuable contribution.
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Coming forward with the truth about her health struggles as they were happening was a complicated decision for the fitness guru, 35.
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With the recent Harvey Weinstein scandal, we see a lot of women coming forward to report their experiences of harassment and assault.
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She questioned the Palo Alto University professor about the specifics of her account, her mental health and her motives for coming forward.
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But I felt like I was letting people down by not coming forward with the rest of what I should have said.
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But there is also something hopeful in these high-profile cases: that once women did feel comfortable coming forward, their stories mattered.
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"Coming forward about sexual abuse and coercion is scary and women have nothing to be gained personally by doing so," Moore wrote.
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Prior to Kemplin coming forward, multiple other women had shared experiences in which they say the Democratic senator from Minnesota groped them.
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That no matter what Franken said about the allegations, there were too many women coming forward to accuse him of inappropriate behavior.
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By coming forward she hopes to raise awareness and hold corporations accountable for hiring practices that lead to repeated allegations of misconduct.
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She said that online harassment she has faced since coming forward with her story in early January only increased with Cohen's plea.
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The actor sat down with HLN's Carol Costello to discuss coming forward to the Los Angeles Police Department with accusations of abuse.
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The women accusing him said seeing him speak out on sexual misconduct issues was part of the impetus in them coming forward.
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They questioned the defense's motives suggesting the insistence on testimony might be a way to intimidate her from coming forward for trial.
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Eventually, the witness had a change of heart and went to authorities -- and broke down in tears for not coming forward sooner.
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Yet, despite facing the risk of being targeted by school officials, more teens are coming forward to identify as gender non-conforming.
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In the past year, women have been coming forward in the press, rather than the courts, to accuse men of sexual harassment.
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The fallout from the Weinstein scandal has been extraordinary this week, with women in multiple industries coming forward to tell their stories.
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Ford provided additional insight into her reasoning for coming forward with the allegations, an issue she raised with her Congress member Rep.
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But as Leaving Neverland shows us, our culture is struggling to shift toward one that believes and embraces survivors for coming forward.
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"Selectively releasing portions of witness interview transcripts damages the credibility of our investigation and discourages future witnesses from coming forward," she said.
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"Coming forward publicly about my involvement in other matters was hardly my first choice," Byrne wrote in the letter about his resignation.
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"Many of the witnesses expressed fear of retaliation in the industry as their reason for not coming forward sooner," the guild said.
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They chose to believe his lies over the words of a young woman who had nothing to gain by coming forward. Nothing.
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" She added that there "are already some Republican members, leaders who are saying if she's not coming forward, why even have this?
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"Institutions, including the courts and criminal justice, have long not paid enough attention to women coming forward with these issues," Wu said.
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"There will be other women coming forward," said Louanne Masry, a lawyer at Taylor & Ring, a law firm in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
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"I'm glad so many girls are coming forward with this," one woman, who appeared in Girls Do Porn videos, told me anonymously.
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And as a player and as an advocate for the players coming forward after us and coming up, that's what you want.
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The former congressional aide, a longtime Democrat, said she is not attempting to force Franken out of office by coming forward now.
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"Every time a story is run about this case, and more people hear about this, more women are coming forward," DiPietro said.
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The Department of Defense, which released the report, said the findings indicate more people are coming forward with claims of sexual assault.
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But when they started coming forward, the statute of limitations for rape and other sex crimes in California was just 10 years.
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But Democrats are worried that Trump could spook the whistleblower, or the people who relayed information to the whistleblower, from coming forward.
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Now his alleged victims are coming forward with accounts of lecherous behavior, unwanted advances and sexual misconduct, most of which he denies.
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And in the case of police Explorers, Pfau says there are plenty of reasons why survivors might be wary of coming forward.
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The problem of where she will go next is a source of constant anxiety, but her fear of coming forward is worse.
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Martha McSally coming forward about her rape could be a watershed moment for Republican women I tried ketamine to treat my depression.
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Regardless, Donegan seems to have decided to head off Roiphe and Harper's by coming forward herself, before anyone else forced the issue.
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It's an important reminder, especially as more and more people (mostly women) are coming forward about their experiences with sexual harassment and assault.
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We should focus on the perpetrators of harassment and how to prevent similar situations; shaming survivors for coming forward doesn't solve the problem.
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According to People Magazine, Bullock said she was "really, really scared" about the consequences the "brave people," who are coming forward, might suffer.
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The NGO also expressed concern that the case would deter future whistleblowers from coming forward with information that was in the public interest.
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The woman's detainment sparked outcry among advocates and local officials, who said the move would discourage victims of domestic violence from coming forward.
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This could be the driving force behind DeBarge coming forward with these allegations — the fact that she has already had her first child.
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" But Smith's original Facebook post said she wasn't coming forward about this because of the election, "or even really because of Donald Trump.
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I'm getting more efficient coming forward at the net and I think I'm able to put more and more pressure on my opponents.
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They are doubted, smeared, and shamed in a way that would seem bizarre if they were coming forward to report any other crime.
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Imagine if Bernie wins the nomination and leads his troops in coming forward to acknowledge the mistakes they made in villainizing Hillary Clinton.
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Since the #MeToo movement began, hotel housekeepers have felt more comfortable coming forward, testifying in front of lawmakers, and talking to the press.
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"People may wonder why I'm coming forward now, and it's a good question," Harber wrote in one of two emailed statements to me.
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How do you fix a society that relies on victims coming forward, then silently rejects them when it comes to the next job?
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" Ronan wrote that for Allen's colleagues overlook the allegations "sends a message to victims that it's not worth the anguish of coming forward.
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We're living in a time when brave women and men are coming forward so that future generations won't have any stories to tell.
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The New Yorker released its own investigative report of women coming forward to accuse the disgraced Hollywood producer of sexual assault and rape.
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Gloria Allred, the women's rights attorney who is representing three of Trump's accusers, predicted Trump's threat wouldn't deter other women from coming forward.
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" The actress later added that she was coming forward to demonstrate "the craggy and uncertain terrain women negotiate in Entertainment and all businesses.
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Retired homicide detective Garry McFadden is coming forward in an upcoming TV special to share how investigators finally caught the Taco Bell Strangler.
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If there are more victims out there, please know that you are not alone and coming forward is the right thing to do.
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Police in Nassau County say immigrants and victims of MS-13, such as Margarita and her son, should still feel safe coming forward.
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Chely Wright — the first major country star to come out publicly in 20173 — is now coming forward to congratulate Alan on his announcement.
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We're here tonight very grateful to the Academy for giving us this world stage to reward survivors for being brave and coming forward.
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In a statement, the theatre said it found the "cult of personality" which surrounded Spacey kept men from coming forward with their stories.
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"I wanted to add my voice to the stories of victims who were coming forward," Mr. Jenkens said in an interview on Friday.
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It was inconceivable, he said, that the people now coming forward would have stayed silent for so long if their accounts were true.
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Dozens of women were coming forward, some accusing the Oscar-whisperer of rape in the New Yorker (he denies allegations of nonconsensual sex).
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"I've said repeatedly that the #metooMVMT is for all of us, including these brave young men who are now coming forward," Burke tweeted.
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After coming forward with her experiences at Uber, Susan J. Fowler has teamed with a production company to take her story to theaters.
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After all, coming forward too early can lead to hasty decisions and can make lottery winners targets of crime and greed, says Holeman.
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Indeed, tragically, more focus has been on Spacey's coming out and his despicable statement than on the courage Rapp demonstrated in coming forward.
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While women are posting on social media with the hashtag, few are coming forward with their own experiences of abuse, the designer says.
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Then the 2005 video surfaced of him boasting about his sexual predations and women began coming forward to accuse him of sexual assault.
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It was just a group of actresses coming together to see how we could support the brave women coming forward & create lasting change.
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"I'm very grateful to the Academy for giving us this world stage to reward survivors for being brave and coming forward," she said.
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But while many country stars present in Las Vegas are likely still dealing with post-traumatic symptoms, those not present are coming forward.
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"I've said repeatedly that the #metooMVMT is for all of us, including these brave young men who are now coming forward," Burke wrote.
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Now, after years of unsubstantiated rumors about Louis C.K. masturbating in front of associates, women are coming forward to describe what they experienced.
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The two switched roles from their first fight, with Triple G trying to counter Álvarez, who was coming forward much of the fight.
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Those ties, in turn, mean that immigrant witnesses and victims of crime are not fearful of coming forward to assist the local police.
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Not once, Emerson said, does he recall ever serving and not coming forward to the net on either his first or second serve.
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Even Trump's critics on the right sometimes find they can get behind him when it comes to women coming forward about sexual misconduct.
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Howard Safir, a former New York City police commissioner, insisted years ago that well-publicized walks sometimes led to new witnesses coming forward.
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"A lot of their children are coming forward with cancers and such, a couple of my daughter's friends have brain tumors," Nickel says.
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And also to the extent that if someone is really brave coming forward, you create a supportive environment where they can reach out.
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"These are people who are retired, who did their duty, who could just sit at home, but they are coming forward," said Cuomo.
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Some women who worked in Hollywood said that they were blacklisted in the industry as a result of coming forward with their experiences.
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Police officials say the number of cases has increased over the past decade because more women are coming forward to report the crimes.
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The student, Alec Cook, 22, was initially charged with 23 crimes involving 11 female accusers, after the women began coming forward in 2016.
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" Over the ensuing months, Katz said Feinstein and her aides were eager to have Ford "come forward if she felt comfortable coming forward.
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On the other, their bravery in coming forward cannot erase the racist and divisive rhetoric that both used their respective platforms to propagate.
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The request comes at a time when women are coming forward with their "Me Too" accounts and shining a light on sexual misconduct.
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As early as 1998 young girls have been coming forward with accusations of sexual misconduct, but they were not listened to until recently.
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Dingell's comments come as women across the country are coming forward to accuse high-power, influential men in various industries of sexual assault.
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Trump's fixation on exposing the whistleblower has major consequences: It could prevent others from coming forward and put this individual's career at risk.
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Bennett's story has raised several themes that deserve further scrutiny, not least the shame male victims of sexual assault feel about coming forward.
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Even before the Trump recording led to a new hashtag on Twitter — #NotOkay — women in politics were coming forward to tell their stories.
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As the number of people identifying as transgender continues to grow, more and more people are coming forward with inspirational coming out stories.
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" Says Potter: "The most constructive, the most heart-warming aspect is all of the women coming forward saying, 'This has happened to me.
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Despite the sharp increase in adults—almost all of them women—coming forward, conviction rates only rose 11 percent over the same period.
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But activists believe it has to start somewhere, and they see women, coming forward and naming themselves as survivors, as a turning point.
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I'm appreciative that men are coming forward with their stories, it feels like the breadth of the story has changed a little bit.
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There is scientific pressure—coming forward and looking to avoid most of the damage while countering as the opponent lashes out, think Mike Tyson or Julio Cesar Chavez, or Rafael dos Anjos in mixed martial arts, and there is a more primitive pressure, just coming forward, swinging big, and grinding on your man when he hits a surface: that's Justin Gaethje.
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At the time, President Donald Trump had grabbed headlines by asking on Twitter why Ford had waited decades before coming forward with her claims.
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Since then, women have been coming forward to oust men who behaved inappropriately and abusively, and to dismantle Hollywood's warped power structure from within.
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In the interview, Stoynoff, 51, said that coming forward to discuss the alleged attack was not an easy decision, but she has no regrets.
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This Is The Reason Steven Seagal's Accusers Are Coming Forward The Men Of Hollywood Are Stepping Up Following The Time's Up Initiative Related Video:
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I met with her staff on July 2800 and with her on July 2656, describing the assault and discussing my fear about coming forward.
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" In a statement about Zervos' allegations, Allred said, "Many people ask why accusers are coming forward now to allege sexual misconduct by Mr. Trump.
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Together, the two pieces helped open the floodgates, with more and more women coming forward about their experiences with Weinstein and other powerful men.
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Women became emboldened about coming forward and companies became less concerned about protecting high-performing employees who had allegations of harassment leveled against them.
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This pervasive problem won't be dealt with in one fell swoop, but rather over time as women feel more and more comfortable coming forward.
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The past six months have been a reckoning for Hollywood, with many coming forward about the entertainment industry's seemingly accepted culture of sexual misconduct.
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Here, Carlton takes this to Inception levels of layered ass-backwardness, by guilting Paltrow, for not coming forward sooner, because she has a daughter.
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Underground in Hong Kong The families and their lawyer are coming forward as their brush with history is immortalized in a new Hollywood movie.
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The women coming forward with stories of what they say was inappropriate behavior by Trump were the main topic of his speech that day.
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"When I saw there was this person who was willing to use religion in this negative way, I decided I'm coming forward," said Razani.
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Meanwhile, dismissing violence as play contributes to a climate in which survivors are discouraged from coming forward and their experiences are discounted or disbelieved.
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Dottley told Advocate that he felt emboldened to finally speak out after seeing others coming forward, in particular, Anthony Rapp's accusations against Kevin Spacey.
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Caputo, though, explained to Cavuto that he was coming forward amid concern that Special Counsel Robert Mueller and congressional committees did not seem interested.
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I know that he was elected, but women should always feel comfortable coming forward, and we should all be willing to listen to them.
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She has carried this secret for more than a decade, and we hope that by coming forward now she is relieved of that burden.
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Given Hill's confused reaction to them, was the sketch trying to say that some of the women coming forward nowadays are doing the most?
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The only bright side of the reckoning is that, by coming forward, women like Sadler forge a new, better path for those that follow.
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Without naming Depp by name, she wrote in The Washington Post that there was retaliation for coming forward with allegations against her ex-husband.
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Other industries have also recently come under fire as women have been coming forward with complaints of sexual assault in Hollywood and other industries.
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"Shocking claims are coming forward about a body double and who really emerged from (daughter) Chelsea's apartment [on Sunday]," blared the right wing Madworldnews.com.
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It's common for sexual assault survivors to delay coming forward publicly, or not want to speak out at all, for a variety of reasons.
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Tarantino, who says he knew of several incidents of Weinstein sexually harassing women, has taken a lot of heat for not coming forward sooner.
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In my case, I was for many years one of the people around the victim of sexual assault saying, 'Why bother coming forward more?
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The aim is to strike a blow against a culture on college campuses that they say discourages victims of sexual assault from coming forward.
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Much like Bill Cosby, if properly investigated and given the attention such claims deserve, a snowball effect might occur with more women coming forward.
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"There are still too many barriers for victims and too many ways we discourage them from coming forward and reporting to police," Berkowitz said.
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He thinks TIME was just trying to sell magazines, and overreached to connect Taylor to the nationwide flood of sexual assault victims coming forward.
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"You have officers courageously coming forward and saying this is wrong you shouldn't be doing this—and they were punished for it," he said.
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This precedent offers valuable lessons that can inform New York's survivor, legal and social service communities, including the benefits of victims coming forward quickly.
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"In the FY2017 report, 70% of a representative sample of victims report some form of personal or professional retaliation after coming forward," she said.
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Shark Tank entrepreneur Barbara Corcoran is coming forward to join the many woman who allege Donald Trump has made inappropriate comments about their bodies.
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The Daily Beast also reported, citing two congressional sources, that new potential whistleblowers are coming forward in the wake of the House's impeachment inquiry.
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At that point, one young man after another, including the 18-year-old adopted son from Washington, were coming forward with allegations of abuse.
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"No one's coming forward that has a winning ticket that has all the numbers on it that's not damaged," lottery spokesman Alex Traverso said.
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Yovanovitch has been publicly attacked by Trump since coming forward to testify, and Hale said Wednesday that the way she was treated was wrong.
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He claimed that the women who were coming forward were not properly vetted and that in some cases their stories did not add up.
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Coming forward with sexual harassment concerns or other HR complaints (salary/recognition) can significantly jeopardize conversion opportunities, let alone continued employment as a TVC.
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On the overall lesson he has learned following the tape, Bush urged viewers to support those coming forward against powerful men in their industry.
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It isn't the culture of honour-killings, but because more women are aware of their own rights and are coming forward to seek help.
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Rather than standing still and waiting for him—as so many of his opponents have attempted ineffectively—forcing him to commit to coming forward.
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" Representative Maxine Waters, Democrat of California, urged women to keep coming forward, declaring to a crowded hall: "We're not going to take it anymore!
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They have protected me right from the beginning, as it was fear of being harmed that kept me from coming forward many years ago.
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More of his former classmates are now coming forward with personal stories — but it's unclear whether the inquiry will take those stories into account.
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For many of those now coming forward, the big change came when Trump issued a travel ban against citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Over and above decorum, many fear the repercussions of coming forward for example (getting blacklisted from the industry, losing work, having YOUR reputation tarnished).
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" Laura Palumbo, a spokeswoman for the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, called the defense's line of questioning "all victims' worst fears in coming forward.
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"I'm speaking out now because of the strength I've seen in others coming forward about their experiences in the TV/Film industry," he said.
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One notable difference, however, is that Canadian politicians from all parties are strongly calling for changes and supporting victims who are increasingly coming forward.
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" Mr. McCormack added: "I appreciate the candor our employees have displayed in coming forward with their concerns, and I take the concerns very seriously.
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They believed that as long as he remained chief executive, others at CBS would not feel comfortable coming forward and cooperating with the investigation.
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We need to create a culture where women feel safe coming forward about their experiences, and when they do, we need to hear them.
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"Right now I think it's important to keep the focus on these women and their allegations and their bravery in coming forward," he said.
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"This is going to affect the entire judicial system with fewer people coming forward to report crimes and more criminals remaining free," Blessinger said.
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I turned to the mother of my daughters' classmate to talk about the second whistle-blower coming forward about President Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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" Ms. Miller credited the #MeToo movement and the many women coming forward as "the reason why I feel like I can come out now.
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"For every one person that's negative, I get eight people who are coming forward and want to do something and help," Short Carr said.
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Ford appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week where she testified about her allegations against Kavanaugh after coming forward publicly earlier last month.
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The nation will likely witness the collapse of a Senate trial on an incomplete record, as the witnesses and documents are still coming forward.
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Several women have told ABC News they would be interested in coming forward if they were not concerned about consequences for violating confidentiality agreements.
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By coming forward, Ms. Constand is sure to confront the sort of intense scrutiny that most people do when publicizing claims of sexual assault.
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If anyone were concerned that they'd be in legal trouble by coming forward with information, "we're going to let that pass," Sheriff Davis said.
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For Daum, #MeToo is less about women coming forward with stories of sexual misconduct and potentially changing society, and more about younger feminists' cluelessness.
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I commend the Republican women who are coming forward and publicly condemning, under no uncertain terms, what this president has brought upon the country.
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Om Prakash Aryal, a human rights lawyer, urged police to prepare their own reports and file cases in courts if victims feared coming forward.
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"This arrest is an example of a community member coming forward with information that posed an immediate threat to San Diegans," Takeuchi told KFMB.
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Om Prakash Aryal, a human rights lawyer, urged police to prepare their own reports and file cases in courts if victims feared coming forward.
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Now, the four individuals who were terminated — Rebecca Rivers, Laurence Berland, Paul Duke, and Sophie Waldman — are coming forward to formally dispute Google's claims.
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At the same time, she sends a dangerous message that threatens to discourage sex crime victims from coming forward to hold their attackers accountable.
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I also applaud the courage of the women and men who are coming forward to address the odious presence of sexual assault and harassment.
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We got the famed O.J. Simpson prosecutor at LAX Wednesday and she said accusers coming forward, and lawsuits are just the start for Weinstein.
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Many accusers want to keep their claims quiet, plaintiffs' lawyers say, and the prospect of publicity could discourage them from coming forward at all.
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However, coming forward could play into Thompson's retreat and counter punch strategy, particularly from the open side, which has done in so many opponents.
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The vicious debate is re-traumatizing victims, sending a message to women that they will still struggle and face harsh resistance to coming forward.
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I mean, if time's up on #MeToo, why not do something about it instead of just trying to support survivors who are coming forward?
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The women coming forward prompted Netflix, HBO and FX to cancel all their C.K. productions, and his movie, "I Love You, Daddy," was shelved.
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But there are exceptions that can extend that, like where the person was so traumatized and the result was [they were] incapable of [coming forward].
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Christine Blasey Ford delivered harrowing testimony Thursday about the harassment she received after coming forward with sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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And as such, we've seen wave after wave of tech's top designers, developers, managers, and investors coming forward to express regret for what they made.
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All these former product designers like Tristan Harris keep coming forward explaining all the clever work you do to get us hooked on your products.
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Compelled by the bravery of those who spoke out about Harvey Weinstein, women from all industries are coming forward to recount episodes of sexual harassment.
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The one bright spot here is that after decades of repression, women — and even some men — are coming forward in droves to out their perpetrators.
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Langer told only her boyfriend, and is coming forward now in part because her parents are dead, so they can't be hurt by the news.
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And one of the reasons why there are not rank and file whistle blowers coming forward is there is a pay system in the FBI.
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Tarana Burke, the founder of the #MeToo movement, commended the "brave young men" who were coming forward with their accusations as part of the movement.
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Short of a major discovery, or someone coming forward and proving they created the whole thing as a joke, it may not ever be solved.
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If girls feel that they can't ever win a case against somebody who's wronged them, that will lead to some changes in people coming forward.
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Instead of trying to make McCool comfortable in coming forward, he aggressively takes over the conversation, using his physicality and power to impose over her.
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And at that point, we thought, well Chris was kind of interested in ... We'd already started talking about him coming forward as a named whistleblower.
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Joseph Fox, the chief of the Transit Bureau, said he believed the increase in reported sex crimes was a result of more women coming forward.
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" In a previous statement to PEOPLE, an attorney for the accuser's family said: "The complainant has shown a tremendous amount of courage in coming forward.
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The hotel says that they're only coming forward because they know that their hotel is not the first to see this kind of hacking occur.
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In the meantime, Franken is leaving, but recent experience suggests that more women will be coming forward, implicating lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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LONDON – Some British lawmakers are coming forward to deny their involvement as Britain&aposs two largest political parties investigate a string of sexual harassment allegations.
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But increasingly, women are coming forward with projects that deal with sexual misconduct, like a planned #MeToo docuseries spearheaded by Jennifer Lawrence and former E!
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In the first few weeks of allegations and people coming forward with stories of powerful men abusing their position, the music industry remained relatively unaffected.
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In the pursuit of justice, Crews braved backlash that keeps many assault survivors from coming forward: being called a liar, crazy, difficult to work with.
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Raisman, 23, who recently shared her own story of alleged sexual abuse, spoke out on Instagram about the criticism many women endure after coming forward.
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" Regardless of what the outcome is for her personally, Segel said that by coming forward, "My hope is that 'no' is enough from now on.
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One, they are saying that a lot of people, a lot of members of congress are saying behind the scene that they are coming forward.
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While Corey Feldman continues to collect money from his Indiegogo campaign to expose an alleged Hollywood pedophile ring, one very outspoken critic is coming forward.
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It's amazing that so many women are coming forward to talk about their experiences with sexual harassment, but awareness is only part of the solution.
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Lakshmi is coming forward because she doesn't want young women to know the fear and shame these experiences made her feel for decades, she said.
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"I hope that coming forward about this will make me feel better, feel safe, and feel like I'm able to be myself again," she concluded.
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Six colleagues and close friends who corroborate former PEOPLE writer Natasha Stoynoff's account of being attacked by Donald Trump in 2005 are now coming forward.
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But thanks to this moment — thanks, maybe, to the strength and noise of women coming forward with their stories — that may be starting to change.
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He's one of many high-profile men to leave their jobs recently, amid a cultural shift where more women are coming forward alleging sexual harassment.
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"As people were coming forward with #metoo… I was working with a number of high profile folks to essentially batten down the hatches," says Honeywell.
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"I feel like we're in this beautiful moment where women are coming forward with their stories, being vulnerable and more accepted," Erica Garza tells me.
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She also didn't talk about his forced resignation from CBS in the wake of several women coming forward to accuse him of past sexual misconduct.
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But the full breadth of Jeffs' criminal depravity wouldn't be known until years later, when his own children started coming forward with allegations of abuse.
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Although Blue Star Line has not announced ticket prices, eager potential passengers have been coming forward with offers as high as $1 million per ticket.
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Why it matters: Critics of Congress's culture say the process for dealing with sexual harassment allegations discourages victims from coming forward and protects the accused.
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They noted that local law enforcement in sanctuary cities say their policies are important for victims and witnesses of crimes to feel comfortable coming forward.
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"The public coming forward would allow us to do DNA matches that were not possible 30 years ago," Dart explained at a 2011 news conference.
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Citing two congressional sources, The Daily Beast reported last week that new potential whistleblowers were coming forward in the wake of the House's impeachment inquiry.
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That translates into roughly one in three service members who experienced a sexual assault coming forward in 2016, up from 1 in 14 in 2006.
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For me, a recognition of the financial and emotional drains that would result from my coming forward and taking legal recourse gave me significant pause.
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But witnesses are already coming forward to dispute Saleh's claim, per Soledad O'Brien, who happened to have a good friend on that particular flight. Soooo.
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He warned that the committee's failure to take Ford's testimony more seriously would likely dissuade victims of sexual assault from coming forward in the future.
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But — stepping back from the investigation — that history also includes a time when people were not comfortable coming forward to voice complaints about repugnant behavior.
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Ford's visibly shaken state as she recounted her trauma was a sad reminder that survivors are often not only denied, but shamed for coming forward.
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A year after the season aired, the reality franchise's female contestants are still coming forward to address the inequality of expectations that the contestants face.
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This is why we were pleasantly surprised to discover the so-called "crazy" exes on Reddit coming forward to tell their side of the story.
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Supporters of the proposal say commanders don't have the proper legal training to make such decisions and the current system discourages victims from coming forward.
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I think for all of those reasons, that's why we see so many young women coming forward as young, fantastic leaders that are mobilizing youth.
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"We've made such great strides with regard to the fact that women coming forward now are given a platform to tell their story," she said.
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Senate Republicans have emphasized their respect for Dr. Blasey and have praised her bravery in coming forward even as they accepted Judge Kavanaugh's adamant denials.
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It's worth noting another reason that Kavanaugh's accusers in particular wouldn't have been comfortable coming forward about what happened to them in the early 21980s.
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Mr. Porter told Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel, that he was concerned about his former wives coming forward with potentially damaging accusations.
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Mr. Cooper pressed Ms. Clifford on whether she was not coming forward to cash in on her affair now that Mr. Trump had become president.
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In fact, Mindy McGillivray, a woman who said Trump groped her in 2003, says she no longer feels safe after coming forward with her story.
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She explained that since coming forward in March, other than Carlson, not one current or former female employee at Fox News attempted to support her.
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"This case is an example of the challenges that a complainant faces coming forward with allegations of sexual assault or domestic violence," he told reporters.
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That wave of women coming forward launched what's now known as the #MeToo movement to empower women to expose abusive, harassing men across the world.
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Now that you're coming forward as engaging on this issue, do you think Juul will reach out to you, given its pledge to find solutions?
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Now various expert groups, like the Basel Institute, are coming forward with ways for dealers and auction houses to curb secrecy and combat money laundering.
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Holeman tells CNBC Make It that coming forward too early can lead to hasty decisions and can make lottery winners targets of crime and greed.
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In the interview, which aired Tuesday, Watson offered an intensely emotional expression of regret for not coming forward at the time of the alleged incident.
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The world watched as Dr. Christine Blasey Ford was attacked for coming forward with allegations of sexual violence against now Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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More than 30 women are coming forward with sexual harassment allegations against Hollywood director James Toback going back decades, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Trump has faced allegations of sexual misconduct from more than a dozen women, with several coming forward while he was a presidential candidate in 22019.
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Ms. Foxx said she needed to be proactive in such cases, in part because survivors of sex crimes have a difficult time in coming forward.
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Senator Kamala Harris praised her courage for coming forward with her story of sexual violence, saying she forced the country to reckon with the issue.
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The risks are also high for survivors, who face social stigma for coming forward about their experiences and are often forced to undergo painful questioning.
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Pentagon officials often say a rise in sexual assault reports represents a growing confidence in the justice system where victims feel more comfortable coming forward.
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Efforts to shame and blame victims are often what prevent people from coming forward to report violence and/or seek help in the first place.
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While he said he did not regret coming forward, Wylie was clearly agitated by the lack of action in the aftermath of his bombshell revelations.
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You can see he wants to come out strong for Nick, but he's also wary of victim shaming, and even applauds women for coming forward.
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Thanks to a report in the New York Times, more and more actresses are coming forward to accuse producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment and assault.
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"Selectively releasing portions of witness interview transcripts damages the credibility of our investigation and discourages future witnesses from coming forward," said Amanda Gonzalez, Gowdy&aposs spokeswoman.
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In November 2018, they were granted the right to sue, which is why these women are coming forward now — and they have a litany of complaints.
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As many survivors of sexual violence will tell you, one of the hardest things about coming forward is the fear that no one will believe you.
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"So I hope this situation doesn't deter actual victims from coming forward and really speaking their truth and getting help and asking for help," Gates said.
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But through the courage of those now coming forward, we have an opportunity to transform the very culture that has allowed for such widespread workplace harassment.
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"She basically thanked me for coming forward and letting them know, because this would be helpful to them if a pattern was being seen," he said.
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"Although coming forward was terrifying, and caused disruption to our lives, I am grateful to have had the opportunity to fulfill my civic duty," Ford wrote.
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But he said he's seeing more students reference ManUp when resolving conflicts, and more girls are coming forward and seeking support for issues related to harassment.
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Alberto Toron, Faria's lawyer, in an interview with Folha de São Paulo, said that there was something amiss in just how many people were coming forward.
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Applauding those who are currently coming forward in the Ukraine investigation, the author expects other senior administration officials to come forward soon and share their stories.
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"GoTogether is a viable alternative to anonymous reporting, and it ensures that people are coming forward… with substantiated, evidence-based reports," explains the Vault Platform CEO.
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Because minors are reluctant or incapable of coming forward, under California law, the statute of limitations for minors does not begin until that individual turns 40.
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Sheedey, who was recently in headlines for tweeting cryptic message about James Franco's behavior, proclaimed her support of Farrow and all women who are coming forward.
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Alongside the brave people coming forward with stories about television executives, movie producers, actors, and politicians, are sexual harassment victims speaking out about chefs and restaurateurs.
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"I would speak up for any of them because that's what I was doing in the first place by coming forward – adding my voice to theirs."
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She told The Wall Street Journal in an emailed statement this week that she never signed a nondisclosure agreement nor "received any money for coming forward."
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"A number of people are now coming forward with details of the long record of sexual misconduct committed by Jacob Appelbaum," Honeywell said in the statement.
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We are profoundly disappointed that after the tremendous sacrifice she made in coming forward, those directing the FBI investigation were not interested in seeking the truth.
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As she notes in her own essay, it started with the allegations against Harvey Weinstein — but that doesn't make coming forward any easier for other survivors.
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Threats and intimidation are huge resources that allow abusers to take advantage of someone, and they're used to keep the person being abused from coming forward.
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"So far, Chicago Police have risked discouraging other survivors of hate crimes from coming forward," said Clarke, whose organization seeks to secure equal justice for all.
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While the spotlight is on Hollywood now ... she believes sexual abuse is also rampant in the sports world, and more victims will soon start coming forward.
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Conviction rates are low, because investigations rely too much on a victim coming forward to report the crime and to provide testimony and evidence, officials said.
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Mavis, a 53-year-old medical worker from Chicopee, Massachusetts, spoke out at a press conference Thursday after coming forward to claim the $758.7 million jackpot.
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She took an incredible amount of skepticism and criticism so that women coming forward reporting harassment in Silicon Valley today are, for the most part, believed.
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McCormack acknowledged they might not know everyone who was in the building as some people might fear coming forward because they were in the country illegally.
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In recent weeks she has capitalized on the surge of attention being paid to women coming forward to publicly accuse their harassers, a topic dominating headlines.
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Multiple other lawmakers have been caught up in what is known as the "Me Too" movement, a wave of accusers coming forward with sexual harassment allegations.
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Anything that might well have discouraged a reasonable person from coming forward, like a schedule that makes it tough to care for one's children, could suffice.
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Speier told CNN's "New Day" earlier Tuesday that current policy dictates that individuals coming forward with harassment complaints have to go through a three-month process.
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Cuomo pushed the New Jersey representative on whether it is possible to support women coming forward with stories of sexual assault and simultaneously support Roy Moore.
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Is it surprising to you that some women are just now coming forward to report sexual misconduct by Donald Trump, when those incidents happened years ago?
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In January, the #MeToo movement that started in the US hit Chinese college campuses, with several women coming forward with sexual misconduct allegations against university officials.
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Within eight months, women were coming forward—this was before the #MeToo movement—saying he sexually harassed them or touched them inappropriately when meeting with them.
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Mortimer added that the organization had received about 4,500 cases since the helpline was launched in 2015, but with greater awareness, more victims were coming forward.
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Van Ness made headlines in recent months for coming forward as HIV positive, and speaking about the struggles he faced as someone living with the condition.
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At the very least, politicians now understand that a woman's allegations need to be heard, and that most women would have a hard time coming forward.
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All of the women now coming forward are putting pressure on the Office of Compliance, whose processes date back to the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995.
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Judge Kavanaugh has categorically denied participating in any inappropriate sexual behavior as a teenager or college student, despite several unrelated accusers coming forward with similar stories.
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I admire the courage of Ms. Ford for coming forward and sharing her story which is a very, very hard thing for any survivor to do.
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Instead, he said, the growing delays in issuing the U visas have frightened undocumented immigrant victims from coming forward and, in turn, thwarted charges against suspects.
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Although women — particularly transgender women and women of color — are disproportionately affected by intimate partner violence, more men are coming forward with their experiences with abuse.
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"We want to be a fair, open and equitable workplace, where people feel comfortable coming forward, and we have to do the right thing," she said.
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"What you want in a public health situation like this is for everybody to feel comfortable coming forward if they need to come forward," said Rep.
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"Women were intimidated and weren't comfortable coming forward," said Maura Keefe, Senator Jeanne Shaheen's chief of staff, who has worked in Congress since the early 1990s.
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The difficulty in providing hard evidence has long presented a devastating barrier for victims' access to recourse and remedies, and it discouraged survivors from coming forward.
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The White House is therefore making an argument that the vast majority of senators have rejected, including the Republican senators who are coming forward this week.
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This includes coming forward with net-zero commitments, supported by appropriate business plans and targets covering both operational and value chain emissions attributable to the company.
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Trump's rhetoric has sparked fierce backlash from congressional Democrats, who argue that he's trying to intimidate the whistleblower and potentially prevent other individuals from coming forward.
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Every allegation must be fully investigated, but the roots of the problem run deep and are hidden in a process that discourages victims from coming forward.
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But then other women started coming forward with similar stories of crude comments and disgusting quid-pro-quo propositions by the 76-year-old, married Ailes.
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The lewd image comes at a time when many individuals are coming forward and accusing powerful figures in politics, media and other industries of sexual misconduct.
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The ad's wink-wink attitude during a time when many people are coming forward to talk about sexual harassment in the workplace is upsetting to some.
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By making his inaccurate comments, Bevin may have discouraged sexual assault survivors from coming forward, for fear that they won't "pass" some sort of physical test.
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More and more people are coming forward by the day, he said, adding that the problems may well extend beyond the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust.
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For the first time ever, survivors and people from R. Kelly's inner circle, are coming forward with new allegations about his sexual, mental, and physical abuse.
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"My concern is we're going back to the years when women and queer students were absolutely terrified of coming forward," Ms. Torres said in an interview.
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"What we are looking for is the information that is coming forward and then has it been corroborated," Ernst said, according to the Omaha World-Herald.
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Gauff credited her success in part to the grass-specific drills, which emphasized slices and coming forward, led by the Mouratoglou Academy coach Jean-Christophe Faurel.
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For Woodley, coming forward seems a better approach against a Wonderboy whose team will have pointed out the amount of time Woodley spent along the fence.
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Inspired by other women coming forward with their stories of sexual harassment, musician Björk shared a story of her own experience with a Danish director on Facebook.
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The fallout begins A month after the accusations began, The New Yorker reported that Weinstein hired private security in an attempt to silence the women coming forward.
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He added that Mitchell would be an experienced and objective questioner, which he hoped would ease the fears of Kavanaugh's accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, in coming forward.
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The investigation was called for after women began coming forward in February to share their experiences of sexual harassment while working for the international ride-hailing giant.
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That unexpected combination of encouragement and callousness may well convince some survivors that coming forward is not worth the resulting heartache, now rendered in newly agonizing ways.
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By coming forward after the attack, Julie and Nomi did the unthinkable, said Uzma Yaqoob, a transgender rights activist who runs the nonprofit Forum for Dignity Initiatives.
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Aykroyd, who starred in the original Ghostbusters, is now joining the new film's director, Paul Feig, and screenwriter, Katie Dippold, in coming forward to support the actress.
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I would never discourage anyone from coming forward, but I would like them to make an informed decision and be cognizant of the possibility of a backlash.
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In addition to discouraging victims from coming forward, Sokolow said defamation suits can force universities to let accused students walk free and move on to other campuses.
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If we were to truly engage in "due process," we would hear out the many people coming forward and no longer conceal, support, and praise their attackers.
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The accusations against him kicked off a watershed moment for sexual harassment and assault, with women coming forward to report abuse by powerful men in various industries.
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The 26-year-old son of Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson explained why he kept the baby news under wraps and why is he coming forward now.
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The movement is a response to #MeToo and the wave of women coming forward with accusations in all industries following the initial allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein.
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"I believed that Judge Kavanaugh initially met this test, and I was prepared to say 'yes' to his nomination prior to Dr. Ford's coming forward," he said.
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Given that since coming forward, Dr. Ford has been sent death threats, it's easy to see why survivors may hesitate in sharing their experiences or reporting assault.
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While survivors don't owe anyone their stories, those who tweeted #WhyIDidntReport are making an important point: Society doesn't provide resources for people coming forward about sexual assault.
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Hogan-Howe's comments have sparked outrage with sexual abuse campaigners, who believe his comments further contribute to a victim-blaming culture that prevents victims from coming forward.
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"It's difficult to see how many other women are coming forward," she says of the more than 80 women or girls suing MSU, Nassar or USA Gymnastics.
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Mathers' attorney, Tom Mesereau, says that he is aware of the reports of the alleged victim coming forward – but hasn't received any official word from the police.
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Alleged victims began coming forward in 1988, and the officials said in the letter that the school reported the accusations to the Morris County prosecutor&aposs office.
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The response was staggering and since then things have escalated quickly with hundreds of people coming forward to both offer advice and share their own personal problems.
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Antonio D'Amico has been haunted by the death of his lover Gianni Versace for 21 years — and he's now coming forward to share the trauma he endured.
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Nearly 60 women have accused Cosby of sexual assault—with many coming forward after public attention was brought to the accusations by comedian Hannibal Buress in 2014.
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The solution to this advertisement overload problem is not consumers withholding their data but rather in consumers coming forward and sharing more of their data with firms.
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Merrill Lynch also violated an SEC rule by using language in severance agreements to stop employees from coming forward to the SEC with information, the SEC said.
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Allegations against Cosby have piled up in recent years, with a total of 62 women coming forward to accuse him of sexual assault, rape, and other crimes.
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Why it matters: Part of the Harvey Weinstein fallout included at least four women lawmakers coming forward with stories about their sexual harassment experiences on Capitol Hill.
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I think this is just a matter of trying to intimidate [Constand] and intimidate other victims from coming forward in the hopes that everybody will back off.
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The proposal, which is still under discussion, has sparked outcry from whistleblower advocates, who say it would weaken protections for tipsters and discourage insiders from coming forward.
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He warned that the committee's failure to take Christine Blasey Ford's testimony more seriously would likely dissuade victims of sexual assault from coming forward in the future.
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She tells Broadly she thinks there are a number of factors contributing to the timing of this snowball effect of survivors coming forward and sharing their accounts.
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Microsoft had argued the numbers should not be released, saying that making the outcomes public could discourage women in the company from coming forward in the future.
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Harris, pointing to her own background as a prosecutor, noted that sexual assault victims routinely delay coming forward to report the incident, if they report at all.
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The Associated Press reported Friday that a civil lawsuit accusing Haggis of raping a publicist has led to three additional women coming forward to accuse the filmmaker.
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This has led to an increasing number of survivors coming forward to raise awareness about the issue, prevent trafficking and help others once they have been rescued.
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Konta played with courage and intelligence on her 27th birthday, coming forward frequently to try and take time away from her opponent on the slower clay surface.
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It's been three years since my rape, and ever since, there have been countless hearings of women coming forward, emboldened by the rise of the #MeToo movement.
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"This is something that is being dealt with today, and the courage of these women that are coming forward ... I've never seen anything like it," he said.
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For one, Mr. Trump may not have hit bottom — not with a steady stream of women coming forward claiming that he groped or kissed them without consent.
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The teacher, Linda Porcaro, said on Wednesday that she is coming forward now because the victims, on whose behalf she was speaking, are ready to seek justice.
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"We're going to cast our net far and wide" for documents, objects and paraphernalia, he said, noting that people were already coming forward with Bizet-related items.
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" Robson and Safechuck said they, too, had faced an onslaught since coming forward, with Robson describing "thousands of extremely volatile and nasty emails or social media comments.
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James P. O'Neill, the police commissioner, said a public service campaign the department began in April was "a big part" of why more victims were coming forward.
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It's dangerous, giving colleges a strong incentive to bury their heads in the sand and discourage victims of rape from coming forward about what happened to them.
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Op-Ed Contributor I have been following the news and reading the accounts of women coming forward to talk about being assaulted by Harvey Weinstein and others.
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Already on social media, women have responded to the Supreme Court news by coming forward to say "I made this choice," and their forthrightness encourages my own.
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Advocates, researchers and attorneys worry the government is erecting an unfunded and burdensome mandate that will discourage young victims from coming forward and schools from investigating complaints.
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I am coming forward to let Mr. Moore know that he no longer has any power over me and I no longer live in fear of him.
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We've entered a period in the gaming industry and society writ large where folks who are experiencing harassment or don't feel comfortable at work, they're coming forward.
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In She Said: Breaking the Sexual Harassment Story That Helped Ignite a Movement, out Tuesday, the reporters explain how fearful both actresses were about coming forward publicly.
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Ms. McGowan, 217, took to social media to support the women coming forward with allegations against the producer — and to criticize the Hollywood personalities who remained silent.
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"Structural change is required to ensure that abusers aren't enabled, employees feel safe reporting abuse, and no one fears retaliation for coming forward," the PMA signers say.
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Some have balked at the idea, arguing that strict patient-doctor confidentiality is the only way women will feel comfortable coming forward with allegations of domestic violence.
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Federal whistleblowers are granted anonymity under the Whistleblower Protection Act, and lawyers for the Trump whistleblower say outing this individual would deter future whistleblowers from coming forward.
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However, in light of more allegations coming forward, he might receive no additional compensation, depending on the results of a CBS investigation into the sexual misconduct allegations.
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The advocates say that when the local police cooperate too closely with the immigration agency, undocumented immigrants avoid coming forward to report crimes or act as witnesses.
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Democrats have blasted Bolton for signaling his willingness to testify about big moments in the Ukraine scandal without coming forward to actually say his piece in public.
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This has been a flawed process from the beginning but has further exposed the difficulties women face in coming forward to tell the truth about powerful abusers.
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For his part, Walker said he was coming forward now because he finally wanted to do the right thing after years of trying to forget the past.
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She says her intent in coming forward with her story was to be a "helpful citizen" by providing information regarding the character of a Supreme Court nominee.
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On CNBC Friday, Murray also commented on the numerous women in Hollywood coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment and assault by powerful men in the industry.
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"In coming forward with these allegations, the whistleblower made a commendable effort to ensure public safety," the special counsel wrote, urging Congress to continue its oversight efforts.
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Despite Porter's resignation, the most troubling question remains: Why does it take so many women coming forward, and so much time passing, for people to believe us?
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More and more physicians are coming forward and telling their stories — adding a unique and valuable perspective that may help save lives and change our country forever.
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Bazelon: I think the current moment has been one of amazing solidarity, where women are coming forward perhaps in part because they're trying to protect one another.
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Still, the accusations have prompted vigorous online debate within China, with some posted comments applauding the women for coming forward and others accusing them of seeking fame.
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LEAH HEBERT Coming forward in Albany, for us it was a shameful experience, but it also was viewed by so many people as — we were essentially toxic.
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"I was just inspired by all the women coming forward about Harvey Weinstein," Ms. Latta said in an interview, explaining why she had decided to go public.
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"When you have a tone coming out of the White House which is strongly anti-immigrant... it has a chilling effect on people coming forward," French said.
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Reported rapes climbed 60 percent to 40,000 from 2012 to 2016, government figures show, which officials attribute to more women coming forward due to greater public awareness.
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While he supports real victims of abuse coming forward to share their stories, T.I. warns us of opportunists looking to capitalize on the climate with false accusations.
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" Although coming forward has not been easy, Stoynoff adds: "I also care about this election and I would want people to make an informed choice with the information.
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Using it in "entertainment mode," with the keyboard reversed and the screen coming forward, proves the perfect solution for watching movies on the foldout meal tray, for instance.
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Constand testified that she did not tell anyone of the attack until January 2005, about a year after she has said it occurred, because she feared coming forward.
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Brushoffs like Bateman's – and to a lesser extent, his other male co-stars' in this interview – are why victims struggle with coming forward when they're abused on set.
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Peterson said she hopes that by coming forward with her story she can "make a difference" for other women who may find themselves in a similarly difficult predicament.
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The career repercussions for Harvey Weinstein have started to come in the wake of dozens of women coming forward to accuse him of sexually harassing and assaulting them.
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Carroll told the Times she did not consider coming forward before the November 2016 election as other women did because she believed such accusations would boost his candidacy.
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Insecure star and comedian Amanda Seales is among the celebrities coming forward and demanding that R. Kelly be held accountable for the allegations of sexual abuse against him.
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"We respect and believe Samantha, and that's why we took swift and strong action in response to her coming forward," said Meredith Kelly, communications director for the DCCC.
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For example, in fiscal year '18, the modernization budget increased 19% and increased another 503%-3% in 19 and the President's budget coming forward is another 3% growth.
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Additionally, Raisman detailed how difficult it is to address child sexual abuse, and said that often survivors are the ones who face guilt and shame for coming forward.
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When asked if she was coming forward to aid the Clinton campaign, Taggart replied: "Not one bit," and said she was not planning on voting for either candidate.
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One attorney said that some of the workers coming forward with complaints of sexual harassment were as young as 16 or 17 at the time of the incidents.
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Testimony from new witnesses is certainly a compelling development in any trial, and in this case, it sounds like those coming forward may have science on their side.
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With the #MeToo campaign, women are feeling emboldened to tell their stories, but there are many more women out there who still fear the consequences of coming forward.
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While the university states releasing these documents might prevent other victims from coming forward, LoMonte noted that more victims often come forward when they see other people complaining.
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"Survivors still largely face the same cultural attitudes that contribute to silencing them and preventing them from coming forward as when I started on the show," Hargitay writes.
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He has been accused of making lewd remarks in sermons, justifying spousal domestic abuse in both sermons and private conversations, and discouraging victims of rape from coming forward.
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The courage of so many women coming forward to confront powerful men and systems that allow such abuse to occur are part of what inspired me to action.
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"The extraordinarily high number of zeros suggests some students continue to feel uncomfortable coming forward to report such incidents at some schools," the researchers said in the study.
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" Though Lawrence acknowledged the great sadness that's resulted from so many women coming forward with tragic stories of assault and harassment, she described the experience as "oddly unifying.
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Whistleblower statutes provide a modicum of protection for insiders who expose wrongdoing, but the risks to career and reputation frequently prevent those in the know from coming forward.
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This kind of amateur-hour screwup may, unfortunately, scare others away from coming forward with vital information that sheds light on the darkest corners of our recent history.
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Stepanova has allegedly been in hiding outside of Russia since coming forward, meaning the ADAMS system may have been one of only a few methods of locating her.
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Jan, who's been through it herself, tells us why she firmly believes people like Wade and James have a lot more to lose than gain by coming forward.
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"If I knew what I knew now...I would've smacked that guy," Graham said, referring specifically to the #MeToo movement and women coming forward across industries beyond Hollywood.
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Our client reported Mr. Lizza's actions to ensure that he would be held accountable and in the hope that by coming forward she would help other potential victims.
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Instead, recognizing national security interests, investigators could use court orders and subpoenas to compel Facebook and group members to disclose personal identifiers without a single victim coming forward.
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As much as this hearing is about a Supreme Court justice, the reality is, by you coming forward, your courage, you are affecting the culture of our country.
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Two other students were taken to the ER after coming forward and saying they'd also drank the mixture, but have been released with a clean bill of health.
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"I would speak up for any of them because that's what I was doing in the first place by coming forward – adding my voice to theirs," she says.
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Camerota noted that their situations were similar in that it took other alleged victims coming forward before "the flood gates opened" and the men accused were brought down.
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Two women allege he sexually assaulted them, with the latest accuser coming forward Monday to say Moore groped and attacked her in 1977 when she was barely 16.
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