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Universities will introduce regulations to adjudicate rape allegations on campus, which author and social commentator Bettina Arndt says will use a lower standard of proof than courts. theboltreport

Universities are now introducing regulations to adjudicate rape allegations on campus, which author and social commentator Bettina Arndt says will use a lower standard of proof than courts.

Ms Arndt says university campuses are safe places for students, and that young men need to know they’re being ‘put at risk’ by this new policy. The social commentator says an Australian Human Rights Commission survey shows that 0.8 per cent of students surveyed said they’d had some sort of sexual incident; which Ms Arndt says means 99.2 per cent of students have not experienced sexual assault.

 

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