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The culture of incest: Ending the system of victim-blaming - Vimarsana News

The culture of incest: Ending the system of victim-blaming

The French government proposes new laws on dealing with incest as figures reveal that some 160,000 French children are victims of incest every year. Annette Young talks to Franco-American author and…

MeToo film movement shifts from rhetoric to action - Vimarsana News

MeToo film movement shifts from rhetoric to action

As the MeToo movement evolves, the film industry is seeking practical ways to ensure its opposition to harassment and abuse is translated into tangible improvements. Campaign group Time's Up UK is the latest to offer a concrete initiative, announcing plans for a panel of experts to hear complaints, similar to…

MeToo film movement shifts to action - Vimarsana News

MeToo film movement shifts to action

PARIS — As the MeToo movement evolves, the film industry is seeking practical ways to ensure its opposition to harassment and abuse is translated into tangible improvements.Campaign group Time’s Up UK is the latest to offer a concrete initiative, announcing plans for a panel of experts to hear complaints, similar to standards authorities for doctors, teachers and other

Elvis Presley Granddaughter Says Hollywood Sexism Still Stymies Female Filmmakers - Vimarsana News

Elvis Presley Granddaughter Says Hollywood Sexism Still Stymies Female Filmmakers

“Many first-time male filmmakers are getting a lot more money than first-time female filmmakers,” said Riley Keough, who happens to be Elvis Presley’s granddaughter.

MeToo film movement shifts to action - Vimarsana News

MeToo film movement shifts to action

PARIS — As the MeToo movement evolves, the film industry is seeking practical ways to ensure its opposition to harassment and abuse is translated into tangible improvements.Campaign group Time’s Up UK is the latest to offer a concrete initiative, announcing plans for a panel of experts to hear complaints, similar to standards authorities for doctors, teachers and other