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It is the first time the university has publicly released an annual document detailing sexual violence. 
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A head prefect’s speech to his school assembly should be a wake-up call to men in general. But who’s listening?
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Women who report violent sexual assaults at university say the perpetrators are getting away with it.
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How a hypothetical accusation could actually play out in practice, if the Education Department’s proposed rules become law
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Lulabel Seitz, 17, had her valedictorian speech cut off when she started talking about sexual assault and called out her high school.
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A new report, lead by Walkely Award winning journalist, Nina Funnell, exposes abhorrent rituals within Sydney University colleges.
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Priests should be banned from being the employers of principals and teachers in Catholic schools, Australia’s royal commission into child sexual abuse has recommended in its final report as it excoriated “almost incomprehensible” failures to report abusers to the police.
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Prof Brunckhorst has also distanced the College administration from the Yearbook, stating it "is a publication produced entirely by the Students' Club for their peers ... Emmanuel College staff did not see the pages with the attributed quotes until after it was printed and released to students."
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There’s a lot to cheer in the universities sexual assault report. But I’m wary of how accurately the survey reflects the reality for international students
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Advocates for the accused see an opening to do away with an approach that they argue has led colleges to conduct biased investigations that label innocent students as rapists.
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Some people call it "stealthing" -- a practice where men secretly remove or damage condoms without their partners' knowledge. Others call it sexual assault.
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For both students, the night of Aug. 22, 2015, had not gone as planned. And their brief alcohol-drenched, party-fueled interaction — not unlike so many others on the nation’s college campuses — would derail both of their lives for much of an academic year and probably beyond. To him, in that moment, it was a thrilling hookup at a party. To her — as she now sees it — it was a terrifying assault. To U-Va., it was another drunken mess with no good answers.
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Less than a quarter of Australia’s 39 universities are publishing information online about sexual violence reports and disclosures or disciplinary actions.
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US universities must hold hearings on campus sexual assault claims where alleged victims and attackers can be cross-examined, according to federal guidelines.
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'I wasn't his first victim': a student speaks out about sexual assault at a University of Melbourne college
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Activists have raised the issue of student sexual assault and harassment on campus for more than 30 years. It's time students had a real say in how universities respond.
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Addressing male cultures of tribalism and violence needs to be central to the response to reports of hazing and violence in Austrslia's university colleges.
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Some Australian universities have introduced a one-off sexual consent program to combat sexual assault and harassment on campus, but one-off programs are unlikely to be effective in the long term.
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A despicable level of misogyny is being practiced and cultivated among Australia's young men, writes Clementine Ford.
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Founded in 2013, Know Your IX is a survivor- and youth-led organization that aims to empower students to end sexual and dating violence in their schools. We envision a world in which all students can pursue their civil right t
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It is a real problem. Any official who doubts that shouldn’t be an official.
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There is a lot more to consent than “yes means yes” and “no means no.”
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Universities increased staffing, training and support in an effort to combat the problem.
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An American documentary about sexual violence in university campuses is sending shockwaves across the globe, with Australian institutions launching a joint response.
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