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UA Chief Catriona Jackson defended the organisation's handling of the issue, calling on other organisations to come on board. Picture, Kym Smith/News Corp Australia.

“It looks like they asked ChatGPT”: Advocates on UA Charter on sexual harm

Victim-survivor advocates have slammed the nation’s peak body representing Australian universities for failing to consult sexual violence experts on the development of its Charter on sexual harm.

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