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Campus lies, damned lies and statistics

Asking twice for a date is sexual harassment

23 October 2021

9:00 AM

23 October 2021

9:00 AM

This year sexual assault has been constantly in the news, part of an ongoing campaign targeting the Coalition government. Now university activists are getting in on the act, having another go at proving there’s a rape crisis on our campuses.

This time they are really cooking the books. A new National Safety Survey funded by Universities Australia and rolled out last month is full of biased, leading questions designed to inflate figures for campus sexual assault and sexual harassment.

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