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Do university sexual assault survivors need more options?
Only 5.6 per cent of university students who experience sexual assault make a formal report, prompting researchers to explore whether restorative justice could help fill a critical gap.
The Cornell 7 case has brought renewed scrutiny to how universities respond to sexual assault. In Australia, National survey results suggest about one in six students have experienced sexual harassment since starting university, while one in 20 have experienced sexual assault.
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