Mongolian women are fighting for laws against sexual harassment after a senior judge's detention abroad for groping a Korean Air stewardess highlighted the widespread culture of misogyny in Mongolia. – EPA pic, November 25, 2019.
THE arrest abroad of Mongolia’s most senior judge on allegations that he groped a woman has sparked a fierce debate over his country’s lack of laws against sexual harassment. The constitutional court judge, Odbayar Dorj, was detained by airport police in South Korea at the end of October after being accused of inappropriately grabbing a Korean Air flight attendant.
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