US president Donald Trump names April National Sexual Assault Awareness month, still denies allegations by 15 women

US President Donald Trump declared that April would be National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month with an end goal to bring issues to light and stop sexual mindfulness, The Daily Mail reports.

The US president has been blamed by no less than 15 ladies for sexual unfortunate behavior and ambush, which he marks as 'phony news'.

The announcement declaring Sexual Assault Awareness month asked Americans to 'bolster survivors of rape and cooperate to keep these violations in their groups' and was marked by Trump.

"Amid National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, we stay resolute in our endeavors to stop violations of sexual brutality, give care to casualties, implement the law, indict guilty parties, and bring issues to light about the numerous types of rape. We should proceed with our work to wipe out rape from our general public and advance safe connections, homes, and groups," the announcement said.

"Rape wrongdoings remain lamentably basic in our general public, and guilty parties again and again avoid responsibility. These intolerable violations are conferred aimlessly: in hint connections, out in the open spaces, and in the working environment."

In 2001 the National Sexual Violence Resource Center proclaimed that April would be a month devoted to the issue. President Obama's organization started watching National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month in 2010.

Amid the 2016 presidential crusade People Magazine correspondent Natasha Stoynoff opened up to the world about a charge that she was struck by Trump amid a meeting outing to his Mar-a-Lago domain.

She says he pushed her against a divider and 'constrained his tongue down my throat'.

The battle likewise observed the hole of a 2005 sound account from TV program 'Access Hollywood' where Trump guaranteed he can 'do anything to ladies'.

"I simply begin kissing them … Grab them by the pussy. You can do anything."

Trump apologized for the remark, however expelled feedback as 'locker room talk'.

As indicated by CNN, the affirmations against Trump incorporate endeavored assault, an occurrence where his first spouse Ivana Trump guaranteed he 'abused' her after a vicious assault and various assertions of coercive kissing and grabbing.