I mean 27% of women report being sexually assaulted in the workplace in the US.

And sexual assault of domestic workers in the US isn't even reported.

Every place has this issue, the question is policy, not cultural posturing.

Maybe in the US something can be done, but sadly there's no way anything fucking changes in Saudi. Government is dominated by ethnic Saudi Arabs who are out for each other's help and will not care about anyone else.

It has less to do with any "culture" though that's a part of it, but more with the political structure, which is more immutable. If anything I see the cultural backlash of some Saudi's themselves online way better than it used to be.

For example from the official tweet of the arrest, someone said the publisher of the video should be punished (insecure fucking twat) and unlike when that used to be the popular opinion, everyone here unanimously shat on him.