Actor Barry Keoghan, known for films like Saltburn or the more recent Peaky Blinders: The King, has denounced the harassment he has suffered on social media, which has focused mainly on criticizing his physical appearance. In an interview with the American magazine Entertainment Weekly, he detailed that this hate campaign has altered his life and his way of behaving."It has made me withdraw into myself, not want to go anywhere, not want to go out," he says.

The Junts Guarantees Commission decided on February 2 to freeze the internal investigation into two complaints it received against Toni Comín for "psychological, sexual, and physical harassment", according to an internal party report to which ARA has had access. The body has opted to shelve the two cases, for at least four months for now, despite being aware of the European Parliament's resolution upholding the complaint for psychological and sexual harassment filed in the parliamentary chamber against the former Minister of Health by a former assistant. Furthermore, as confirmed by ARA with several Junts sources, the party handed over to the MEP the complaint filed by the alleged victims and "the accompanying documentation", such as "the writings in which each of them explains the facts" and also the confidential resolution of the European Parliament.

The judicial investigation into three executives of Barcelona Metropolitan Transport (TMB) continues to progress an alleged case of workplace harassment The former head of regulatory compliance, a mandatory position in large companies responsible for internally monitoring legal compliance, was summoned by the investigating judge on Tuesday for questioning. According to sources present at the hearing, TMB's CEO, Xavier Flores, the human resources director, and the head of legal services—who was the new [position/position/etc.]—were all questioned. compliance Following the dismissal of the complainant, they have denied interfering in the work of the compliance officerThey also rule out that the dismissal was, as she claims, retaliation for an internal investigation into workplace bullying. which involved three executives, including the human resources director now under investigation.

The former PP councilor from Móstoles who She suffered a situation of alleged sexual and workplace harassment The mayor of the municipality, Manuel Bautista, intends to take the case to court. In statements to Europa Press, her lawyer, Antonio Suárez-Valdés, explained that he is preparing a complaint against the mayor for sexual harassment and other offenses, which he intends to file next week. The lawyer maintains that she did not report the case earlier because she felt "coerced" by the party. From the PP headquarters in Madrid, the party's general secretary, Alfonso Serrano, counters that "there has never been any sexual harassment" and alleges that the concept of sexual harassment "was only introduced" in the last email she sent to her lawyer, before she resigned as councilwoman and party member. At that time, the case was referred to the Spanish PP's Committee on Rights and Guarantees, which closed the investigation due to a lack of evidence. "The PP's reaction was deplorable at the time, and now it's disgusting and repugnant to threaten the victim in an attempt to silence her. It's a desperate attempt to cover up the uncoverable, even though they have full knowledge of what happened," Suárez-Valdés stated. Ayuso's right-hand man in the Madrid PP insists that they always treated it as a "labor conflict or dispute" or a case of discrimination—he reiterates that the former councilwoman denied any sexual abuse—and attributes it to a "vendetta policy".

Around twenty residents gathered this morning in front of number 24 Tigre Street, in Barcelona's Raval neighborhood, to protest the second eviction attempt against seven families from the building. This time, however, the neighbors' solidarity wasn't enough, and the court officials and the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) carried out the court order and evicted the affected residents, including several teenagers and a 90-year-old woman, according to the Ciutat Vella Housing Union. Municipal sources clarified that the 90-year-old woman was not evicted, although she is among those affected. The union maintains that the seven affected families had valid rental contracts and were up-to-date on their payments. In fact, the same sources added that "officially," it was a "precautionary eviction following a ruling that considers the building to be at risk of collapse." However, the union maintains that there are "two reports prepared by the fire department" that contradict the ruling and certify that the building is sufficiently stable and "there is no risk of collapse." In fact, according to the union, one of the biggest "contradictions" in this case is that the eviction is due to an "alleged risk" to the families, but, on the other hand, three other families (four, according to the City Council) still live in the building and will not be evicted because "they have previously been involved in legal proceedings."

The most disturbing stories are those that most closely resemble reality, and that's what it aims to show. At the beginning of this story, everything seems normal: Martyn and Rebecca's family begin a new life far from London, in a splendid house in Glasgow. But after meeting Jan, the neighbor who lives in the basement, what seemed like a new beginning will be tinged with darkness. On October 14th, a new thriller A psychological thriller based on true events and directed by Justin Chudwick, the plot shows how a seemingly harmless, even friendly, person ends up becoming obsessed with this newly arrived family.

The music industry is in turmoil. Dozens of students have taken to the streets to demand an end to impunity for the abuse of power exercised by some teachers. It was the turn of a guitar teacher who was removed from the Liceu Conservatory after being reported to have groped a student, a case that has progressed. The Newspaper.In recent years, the world of culture has experienced a change in the way it establishes relationships between students and teachers, especially after the Institut del Teatre case broke out. This is now the case of the Catalan School of Music (Esmuc). When the ARA newspaper published its report on the Institut del Teatre, the director, Núria Sempere, wrote to nearly 2,500 graduates of the school to find out if they had experienced similar situations. "At that time, 11 people wrote to us and told us what they had suffered. Situations of abuse of power and situations that could be classified as harassment. Whoever tells you there aren't cases is lying," explains Sempere from Paris.

There were about thirty boys. Teenagers. Some 12-year-old beardless, others almost men entering adulthood. Most footballers. Footballer projects. They lived in four rooms with bunk beds next to the Camp Nou. In the old Can Planes farmhouse, which since 1979 has welcomed hundreds of young people who dreamed of succeeding at Barça. La Masia represented for most of the residents a story of improvement, fun and friendship, but there were also episodes of humiliation, abuse and bullying that marked some young people. They were few, but they existed: a group of boys, especially basketball players, who between 1989 and 1993 suffered violence from some of their peers.

Disciplinary proceedings against the former Foreign Affairs Minister Alfred Bosch concluded last week finding him guilty of a serious misconduct, although no sanction was imposed, more than a year and a half after ARA uncovered the case. Alfred Bosch did not activate the Generalitat's protocol in cases of alleged sexual harassment after accusations against his deputy Carles Garcias, constituting an infraction of Generalitat senior officials' code of conduct. The fact that this happened in a government department and that no action was taken until the story made its way to the press show, as the government itself admits, that the rules and protocols against harassment must be reformulated.

Catalan ombudsman Rafael Ribó has been very forceful in his assessment of claims of sexual harassment and abuse of power at the Institut del Teatre uncovered by ARA in February: "It is clear that there have been situations of abuse of power, sexual harassment and even sexual abuse". In fact, Ribó explained that the Institut del Teatre has to "promote a thorough investigation" because the facts are "more extensive than what has been presented so far" and recommended that the Institut investigate the cases of former students who filed complaints and that the current protocol does not allow it to investigate. "It should be given a broader scope, include former students and responsibilities attributable to professionals," concluded Ribó, who believes that there has been "failures" by the center in its duty to "protect" students.

The case of abuse of power and sexual harassment uncovered by ARA at the Institut del Teatre in Barcelona continues its course. The institution concerned has released the first results of the work carried out by the prevention and investigation commission set up to investigate a matter that has shaken the profession and public opinion, and which led to the resignation of the centre's entire management team. The conclusions of this commission the conclusions of this monitoring committee affect thirteen teachers, of whom three will be disciplined and one might face charges of sexual harassment. Out of the ten complaints received from nineteen students and former students, the commission has only focused on the cases of students or former students who have left the school a year ago at most. The human resources department of the Institut itself will have to deal with the rest. Much remains to be clarified. And it is important to get to the bottom of it, out of respect for both the victims and the institution itself.

The prevention and investigation commission that the Institut del Teatre activated as a result of the cases of sexual harassment and abuse of power uncovered by the ARA resulted in 13 teachers being investigated, three of whom will be disciplined and one of may face charges of sexual harassment. The names have not been revealed.

Two days after ARA uncovered the cases of harassment and abuse at the Institut del Teatre (IT), a teacher explained to the assembly of students gathered in the atrium of the building that, apart from Joan Ollé, the name of another teacher was on the table. It is Boris Dausà, who has been suspended from classes as a precautionary measure at the request of the commission in charge of investigating the matter.

The Catalan Ombudsman will investigate the cases of sexual harassment, abuse of power and psychological mistreatment uncovered by ARA at the Institut del Teatre (IT). In light of the students' complaints on the actions of some teachers, including theatre director Joan Ollé, the Catalan Ombudsman has decided to open an ex-officio action and has requested information from the Barcelona Provincial Council, as owner of the centre, and the Barcelona Education Consortium. "The Catalan Ombudsman also wants to know if any formal complaints have been received, and if any actions have been taken to respond to them and their outcome," the Catalan Ombudsman said in a press release. ARA explained on Sunday that a student filed a complaint with the Catalan Ombudsman two weeks ago to report what she had suffered at the Institut del Teatre, but it did not go forward because complaints by and against individuals are not admitted.

For the second day in a row, the students of the Institut del Teatre (IT) have demonstrated again in the atrium of the building. This time, after reading again the manifesto to show their indignation for the cases of harassment and abuses of power uncovered by the ARA and reiterating the request for the resignation of the management, the students held an assembly to decide the next steps. While the students were considering the possibility of calling a strike - at the moment it is not confirmed - one of the teachers of the IT has joined to ask that both the faculty and the students row in the same direction. And he has announced that there are two names of teachers on the table. Therefore, beyond Joan Ollé, who yesterday Monday was removed from the faculty, there is a second case of a teacher who will be investigated. A fact that, for the moment, the direction of the center denies.