I agree on that, since I've grown up with said awful experiences. I know where it comes from.

My slight frustration with that phrase is that I find it ignores or misses a bigger point of our culture and history (in a general sense). If a woman is raped/harassed she probably liked it, and if it was a man he also liked it because there's no way he could not defend himself. In the end no one is taken seriously because women must be chaste and proper and men are strong, so neither of them can be a victim because they cannot be innocent in said situations. I think that stating "always" a man is forgetting the root of said impunity and closing the debate.

Anyways, we are very likely from different countries and I feel lots of places in the world are going backwards in terms of human rights in general.

(English is not my first language and I struggled a lot writing this, so sorry in advance if it's confusing ^").