Yes, anyone accused of sexual assault has a right to a fair trial - if it ever gets to trial. Untold numbers of victims don’t ever report, wanting to avoid being re-traumatized by a highly charged, adversarial court process. As noted in the following article, research indicates that only only 2-3% of rape accusations are false (I expect other studies bear this out); England and Wales are trying a new approach that may be instructive for Canada: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/mar/19/victims-rape-spared-ordeal-cross-examination-court. Proving rape “beyond a reasonable doubt” - ditto for sexaul harassment - is hard when it happens in private. If more and more police forces are now having officers wear body cameras to provide evidence of police-civilian interactions that go awry, I am beginning to wonder whether women should wear recording devices in their jewellery to protect themselves and provide proof, when needed, of bad actors. Any interested entrepreneurs?