Focusing on the western-centric #MeToo movement risks overlooking women's rights activists in the global south
What happens if you're a female seafarer sexually assaulted at sea, in international waters? Where do you turn if you're a migrant domestic worker sexually harassed behind closed doors? These are just some of the experiences and drivers behind collective women's actions around the world, which unlike #MeToo are not well-known but need to be heard and learned from.
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