I posted a series of articles earlier in this thread by a female writer for The Atlantic about Title IX.
https://www.theatlantic.com/educati...rtable-truth-about-campus-rape-policy/538974/
The links to the second and third parts are in the article.
You have this article about the MAD study on rape funded by the End Violence Against Women International, that found 7.1% of allegations to be false/unfounded, a further 8.5% unfounded/baseless , and 17.9% as "closed as informational report" meaning what was alleged didn't meet the criteria of a crime. So right there you have 33.5% of sexual assault accusations being false/unfounded/baseless/not a crime. In a study done by one the women's advocacy groups. This doesn't mean that 33.5% were fake accusations, only the first 7.1% are cases of women full-on lying, but it does mean that a third of rape accusations are either false/unfounded/baseless/not a crime according to that study. And that's a problem.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/even-if-false-rape-reports-are-rare-they-shouldnt-be-ignored
You also have women like Catherine Deneuve and others calling out #metoo for failing to differentiate between rape and flirting.
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo...ement-has-gone-too-far-catherine-deneuve-says
If Ronaldo raped this women he deserves to go to prison, but burden of proof is upon her