"Silence Breakers": The Person of the Time Magazine

Women who call themselves "Silence Breakers", which stood up against sexual harassment and harassment, have been nominated by the magazine Time of the World, "The Person of the Year," in the United States.
Following the sexual abuse of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, many women sought to expose their offenses under the MeToo bogey.
But Time's editor Edward Felsenthal, who says that the #MeToo business is not the whole picture, is linked to Harvey Wine's coming out of the fastest-growing social movement in decades.
The author points out that hundreds of courageous women and some husbands who had come to reveal their experiences have started the movement.
The BBC Sinhala service also reported recently that the suffering of a Sri Lankan woman on sexual abuse, abuse and abuse in public transport, workplaces and public transport services has been reported.

Time magazine points out that #MeToo has become a syndicate business to explain its story to millions of women around the world.
The magazine, which claims that the movement did not have a leader or a recognized set of policies, was involved in the involvement of women belonging to all ethnicities, all classes, and all vocations.

It was not a full story of sex abuse, but the magazine managed to bring thousands of people to the shame of shame and to bring justice to the powerful men against powerful men.
A cover photo of women with different backgrounds has been published on the cover of the journal.
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