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A wave of sexual harassment and assault accusations has roiled Taiwan, more than half a decade after the #MeToo movement sprang up in the U.S.
Discussion about "Wave Makers" — a TV show that follows the fictitious lives of Taiwanese political staffers working on an election — has largely been censored on Chinese social media, but that hasn't stopped some people from openly talking about it.
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Wave of high-profile #MeToo cases have ensnared at least 10 people linked to DPP in recent months. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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