Agree with the sentiments posted here that there is a huge leap here from allegations to presumption of guilt.  Not all complaints turn out to be true.  Take the allegations of abuse made by various first nations women against John Furlong, former Vancouver Olympic chair.  His life was nearly destroyed by allegations of sexual abuse that dated from several decades ago when he taught at a residential school.  Turns out some of his accusers were not even at the school when he taught.  All three civil cases were dropped and in most circles, Mr, Furlong is now seen as having been falsely accused.  Highlights the danger and injustice of simply assuming that all complaints are factual, even if they come from marginalized groups like indigenous women.