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The article discusses how television broadcasting company CBS Corp.'s chairman and chief executive officer Leslie Moonves left his role at the firm after 12 women accused Moonves of committing crimes involving sexual-harassment and assault. American state regulations regarding sexual harassment in the workplace claims are examined, along with the personal power that is often associated with harassers. Corporate culture change and the #MeToo social movement are assessed.

The article presents letters to the editor in response to articles on sexual harassment and assault published in December 18, 2017 issue, and Syrian refugees in Greece who gave birth to newborns Rahaf, Heln and Faraj, and correction to the article "The Silence Breakers" in December 18, 2017 issue.

The article discusses why the sexual harassment and circumstantial victims, called the Silence Breakers, have been chosen as the 2017 Person of the Year for speaking about publicly. Topics discussed include the popularity of hashtag #MeToo on social media to denounce sexual assault, disclosure by women on how U.S. President Donald Trump does not respect women, and determined reporting by journalists amid Trump's rhetoric about fake news.

Discusses the existence of sexual harassment of women by recruiters in the United States armed force. The case of Carissa Schaper who had an affair with US Army recruiter and Sergeant Paul Belisle after attempting to enlist; Records under the Freedom of Information Act as indicating that sexually predatory recruiters are a national problem; What Army records indicate about sexual harassment among recruiters.

Relates that the Mitsubishi Motor Manufacturing of America Inc. plant in Normal, Illinois is being hit with the biggest federal sexual-harassment lawsuit in history. Charges filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; The class action suit of 29 women; Complaints of female employees of sexual misbehavior on the factory floor as early as 1992; Mitsubishi's stonewalling; Measures taken by the company to rectify the problems.

The article presents quotes and statistics including quote on sexual misconduct by actress Salma Hayek, quote on taking a break from social media by former Facebook executive Chamath Palihapitiya, and age of ancient Egyptian tombs discovered on the bank of Nile river in Luxor, Egypt.

An interview of Ellen Pao, former chief executive officer (CEO) at Reddit, is presented. Pao mentions arbitration approach of venture-capital firm Kleiner Perkins in her book "Reset" for her discrimination lawsuit against the firm. She recommends for resignation by female employees over analysis of sexism or harassment conditions in a workplace. Pao discusses differentiation between free speech and abuse with posts in social media sites such as Reddit.

The article discusses the economic conditions of restaurant workers such as waiters and bus boys (bussers) in the U.S., and it mentions data regarding wages, American government assistance, and sexual harassment of tipped workers and waitresses in full-service restaurants.

Focuses on a sexual harassment scandal that is sweeping Army training bases in the United States. Details on charges filed against male offices responsible for training new recruits at Maryland's Aberdeen Proving Ground; Similar incidents at other bases; Troubling questions about the Army's ability to police itself; Comments by female trainees.

The article focuses on the challenge being faced by USA Gymnastics (USAG) president and chief executive officer (CEO) Li Li Leung to restore the reputation of gymnastics in the U.S. following sex-abuse scandals. Topics covered include the failure of the USAG to address sexual abuse complaints from athletes and the plan of Leung to prioritize athletes' concerns and to enforce new athlete safety policies to protect gymnasts.

The article focuses on the sexual harassment experiences of actress Eliza Dushku and how she is handling it after she made it public. Her allegation that co-star Michael Weatherly sexually harassed her on the set of the television show "Bull" and the settlement she received for it are cited. The handling of television network CBS of Dushku's case is noted. Also mentioned is how Dushku abused alcohol and drugs after the incidents.

The article presents the author's opinion on how allegations of International Monetary Fund official Dominique Strauss-Kahn's attempted rape of a hotel maid is helping women in France to re-evaluate the behavior and sexual misconduct of their male co-workers. The author comments on the demands of feminists for training on how to handle sexual harassment in the workplace.

Presents celebrity-related news briefs as of September 25, 2000. Disappearance of Elton John prior to a scheduled concert; Plans of World Wrestling Federation entertainer Chyna to pose for Playboy magazine; Charges of sexual harassment brought by White House assistant chef Franette Mcculloch against her employer Roland Mesnier.

Reports on United States Lieutenant General Claudia Kennedy's March 2000 sexual harassment charges against a fellow general. Details of the 1996 incident; Other Army sexual harassment episodes; Kennedy's comments.

The article offers information on the views of Phyllis Schlafly, an antifeminist activist on sexual harassment in the U.S. According to Schlafly sexual harassment in workplace is generally not a problem for virtuous women indicating that the American females who underwent such harassments had only themselves to blame. It also highlights facts and figures as revealed by several surveys regarding the issue.

The article offers information on the study made by psychologists Barbara Gutek and Charles Nakamura of University of California at Los Angeles (U.C.L.A.), which suggests sexual harassment for both men and women on the workplace. It states that the study, which involves 178 men and 221 women of young, financially independent, and well-educated students, reveals that almost 45% men, while 47% of women receives admiring sexual comments from their supervisors or co-workers of the opposite sex. The study also shows that 6% men and 11% of the women expect to sleep with influential co-workers or bosses to retain their jobs. Meanwhile, the study notes that quarter of the men participants do not seriously taken hanging out with co-workers of the opposite sex as means of sociality after work.

The article offers news briefs related to women. A group of 400 active feminists is making an issue on the censorship of the magazine "Playgirl" in Israel. Investigation is undergoing relating to sexual harassment of policewomen in big cities in the U.S. even if there are no formal charges. A judge in Seattle, Washington court has sentenced a pimp to contribute 3,000 dollars to scholarship fund for prostitutes.

Opinion. Argues that recent cases of sexual harassment within the US military should be considered treason. The author's shock at the way the media has handled the charges of sex abuse; The treatment of fellow soldiers as the enemy.

Reports that the sexual harassment case brought against United States President Bill Clinton by Paula Jones was settled. Effects of the Monica Lewinsky scandal on the case; Lawsuit settled for $850,000; Jones' expenses for the lawsuit; How Clinton will pay the settlement.

Looks at lessons learned from the sexual harassment case brought forth by Paula Jones against President Bill Clinton. The suggestion that now anyone can cripple the United States presidency; The belief that the United States is a better country because of Jones; What we learned about President Clinton.

The author shares insight on free speech, forced speech and the right to silence. She defends people's right to silence as a sign of seriousness and taking a stand on issues. She addresses celebrities' wearing of black at the 2018 Golden Globes to protest sexual misconduct while Hollywood Foreign Press Association President Meher Tatha wore red, as well as the National Football League (NFL) players' protests against police brutality. She considers respect for restraint as a democratic value.

The article presents an interview with American author and actress Rose McGowan. Topics discussed include the effect of sexual harassment allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein on McGowan's writing of her book "Brave," the possibility that she inherited her father's mental health problems, and the reasons why she considers Hollywood as a cult.

The article presents an interview with American model and actress Kate Upton. Topics discussed include Upton's sexual assault and harassment allegations against Guess co-founder and former chief executive officer (CEO) Paul Marciano during her first professional modeling campaign, sexual harassment in the whole fashion industry, and problems with reporting sexual abuse during photo shoots.

The cover of the December 18, 2017, edition of the journal is presented.

The article presents an interview with actress Gabrielle Union. Topics discussed include the character she portrayed in the film "The Birth of a Nation," the increasing number of women who have decided to speak out against sexual harassment, her concerns about the public safety of her stepsons, and her relocation to Chicago, Illinois with husband, professional basketball player Dwyane Wade.

Presents the claims of sexual harassment and vicious hazing that were brought by women cadets at the Citadel. Claims by Citadel president R. Clifton Poole that assimilation of females was successful; The criminal investigation by South Carolina and the United States authorities; Possible legal action against the Citadel by Jeanie Mentavlos and Kim Messer.

Reports on the rise in reported stalkings and harassment of women in Japan. Examples of women who have fought back in court against stalkers; Reason women are fighting back more then ever before; Description of the Japanese culture where men are possessive toward the opposite sex.

Looks at lessons learned from the sexual harassment case brought forth by Paula Jones against United States President Bill Clinton. The suggestion that now anyone can cripple the United States presidency; Why the United States is a better country in light of Jones' case; What is to be learned about Clinton.

Reports on the sexual-harassment charges filed against the US Navy. Verbal harassment of female students at a naval training facility in San Diego, California.