UK sexual violence cases prompt culture minister to demand media safeguards

Two sexual violence cases in the UK have reignited scrutiny of a 'culture of silence' in media and cultural sectors. The Culture Minister will meet industry leaders to push for better protection of women and whistleblowers against abuses of power, while the BBC has renewed apologies for past failures involving Russell Brand and David Walliams. The development signals potential regulatory or policy shifts in UK media governance, though concrete measures remain unspecified.

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