Washington [US], Actor and activist Mariska Hargitay recently delivered a powerful message for sexual assault survivors regarding the overturning of Harvey Weinstein's rape conviction, speaking at Variety's Power of Women event in New York. Harjeet, honored for his advocacy work, expressed his views. Feelings about the New York Court of Appeals' decision, Variety reports Hargitay highlights the importance of women's voices in affecting change, "I have something to say about overturning Harvey Weinstein's conviction. Specifically. About the reason it was overturned: The voices of so many women were allowed to speak. She emphasized the transformative impact of women speaking out and that it shook up the establishments. Promotes greater receptivity to their concerns.Drawing attention towards the #MeToo movement, Harjeet called it a proof of collectivism. The power of women's voices, with the simple phrase "Me too", is capable of bringing about significant social change. Despite acknowledging the inevitable backlash to such movements, he highlighted it as an indicator of the power of these voices, Variety reports. The decision to overturn Weinstein's conviction, which stemmed from testimony including "prior evil acts", drew widespread reactions. The court ruled that such testimony was unnecessary to establish intent and served only to establish propensity, prompting prosecutors to announce their intention to retry the case, according to Variety. According to Joe, who has consistently denied any non-consensual sexual activity, faces the prospect of a retrial as the legal saga continues.Hargitay's comments reflect her personal commitment to supporting survivors, drawn from her own experiences and those of her foundation, the Joyful Heart Foundation, which was founded in 2004. The next hearing is scheduled for May 29. The outcome of Weinstein's retrial remains uncertain.