Elite U.K. schools in spotlight over claims of misogyny, rape

The London police department says it is investigating multiple alleged offenses described on a website that a young woman set up to expose cases of sexual harassment, assault and ‘rape culture’ at schools across the country

The London police department says it is investigating multiple alleged offenses described on a website that a young woman set up to expose cases of sexual harassment, assault and “rape culture” at schools across the U.K.. The Everyone's Invited site was created last year by 22-year-old Soma Sara for students to anonymously report “misogyny, harassment, abuse and assault.” More than 5,800 accounts have been posted, and the site has sparked a public debate that has been called a “Me Too” moment for Britain's schools. The Metropolitan Police force said on Saturday it was reviewing the site “to establish whether any victims of crime in London could be encouraged to report crimes to the police.” The force said it had “received a number of reports of specific offenses” related to accounts put on the website.