Iceland women politicians go public on harassment

Iceland has been shocked by allegations of sexual harassment made by a group of more than 600 female politicians, in a country of only 332,500 people that has long prided itself on its reputation for promoting women's rights. Spurred by last month's general election, which was triggered in part by a scandal over violence against women, Reykjavik city councillor Heida Bjorg Hilmisdottir set up the

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アイスランドは性差別が少ないことに誇りを持っていたが、600人以上の女性政治家によるセクシュアルハラスメントの告発が。これは性界だけの話ではないだろう、と。アイスランドですらこうか。