After Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein’s history of alleged sexual misconduct was bared to the world, social feeds were flooded with a singular expression: #MeToo. The hashtag went viral, inspiring over half a million tweets in just 24 hours, but can people really find solace in an online trend?

A recording of an employer berating her assistant has gone viral in Japan, provoking concern and outrage among the public. As the nation comes to terms with the abuse disguised within office power hierarchies, there’s a call for bosses to shift from aggression to empathy.

After a slow start, South Korea is picking up the #MeToo movement. As the country’s young men grapple with rapid cultural changes, it’s creating a sense of hostility between the genders – making progressive gender roles contentious territory for brand involvement.

Finding romance over the web can be tricky; 53% of Americans who use dating sites lie on their profiles, and women often face harassment on such platforms. Through its female-first approach and verification measures, Bumble aims to give users a safe and transparent way to meet new people.