I think Fifi would not defend women who are guilty of abuse. The "MeToo" campaign will fail though as it is mostly directed at men, often there is little or no evidence to back up the allegations and women make complaints against men long after the alleged abuse took place which does not give them much credibility.

I listened to a judge many years ago give advice to men and women who really were raped and abused:

First:

1) Make a fresh complaint at the local police station as soon as possible. Waiting months or years is no good.

2) Go to a local GP or hospital asap and and have medical and health checks done no matter how embarrassing this may be. Have this evidence documented and make several copies.

3) Remembering exactly where the offence took place is useful as the offender may have inadvertently exposed themselves on a CCTV or other surveillance camera.

4) If there are witnesses they must make a statement to police as soon as they can. Any audio and video evidence must be submitted to the relevant authorities ASAP and copies should be made and kept by the victim.

5) Tell the truth, tell the exact version of what happened. Never exaggerate or embellish a story just out of anger at what happened to you.