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No accessFULL TEXTAgendaJournal Article01 September 2016

National University student survey on sexual assault and sexual harassment: Respect. Now. Always

      Abstract

      Earlier this year Universities Australia (UA) responded to long running and consistent advocacy and complaints by students, staff and the broader community about gender based discrimination, misogyny and sexual harassment and assault on university campuses, at events and online. The Respect. Now. Always. campaign was welcomed by the NTEU as a step forward from a history of platitudes, weak policy implementation and even dismissals of complaints and cover-ups.

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