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Originally Posted by Céline
Theire right to anonymity does not reside on whether or not the accused is guilty..the right to anonymity is given so women dont FEAR coming forth...
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That is a very good point, but I really wasn't suggesting we should know before hand, only after the results and only if the 'accusers' were truthful and wish to reveal themselves. Anonymity should be guaranteed unless the accuser is proven false. If the accuser is proven truthful and chooses not to remain anonymous then that is up to them.
Granted men are not sexually harassed nearly as much nor as vilely but I would stand by that for us too. If I accused a woman of sexual harassment just to get her into trouble and it was proved I lied in court, I wouldn't expect any protection from the press as I stepped out of court and into the wagon taking me to prison.
I hope I made myself clear there as I had no intention of defending the idea that the accusers should be exposed if the accusations were truthful.
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