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Browsing: the red zone report

The University still fails victim-survivors

Analysis September 12, 2023By Alana Ramshaw

The Report’s figures, from chronic under-reporting to the over-representation of international students, don’t come as a surprise to student organisers. The Report provides nothing novel to analyse; there are no new proposals that have not long been championed by advocates at USyd and beyond.

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Browsing: the red zone report

The University still fails victim-survivors

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