Posted on Nov 29, 2021
School rape culture: ‘Her death could have been prevented’ - BBC Three
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Warning: this article contains details of sexual assault.
Since Everyone’s Invited, a campaign raising awareness about rape culture in schools, was set up in June 2020 over 54,000 anonymous testimonies have been submitted by current and former students across the UK. BBC Three has spoken to people who say more needs to be done by the authorities to prevent sexual assault in schools and support victims.
Since Everyone’s Invited, a campaign raising awareness about rape culture in schools, was set up in June 2020 over 54,000 anonymous testimonies have been submitted by current and former students across the UK. BBC Three has spoken to people who say more needs to be done by the authorities to prevent sexual assault in schools and support victims.
School rape culture: ‘Her death could have been prevented’ - BBC Three
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It happens all across America too!
...."What happens next?
Ofsted’s review into rape culture at schools was published in June. It found that some girls can be contacted by up to 11 boys a night asking for nude images.
Inspectors urged school and college leaders to "develop a culture" where all types of sexual harassment are recognised and addressed.
Everyone’s Invited told BBC Three: "Every level of society, be it parents, young people, schools, government, and the criminal justice system, needs to continue to engage in this dialogue and work together to find and enact meaningful solutions."
...."What happens next?
Ofsted’s review into rape culture at schools was published in June. It found that some girls can be contacted by up to 11 boys a night asking for nude images.
Inspectors urged school and college leaders to "develop a culture" where all types of sexual harassment are recognised and addressed.
Everyone’s Invited told BBC Three: "Every level of society, be it parents, young people, schools, government, and the criminal justice system, needs to continue to engage in this dialogue and work together to find and enact meaningful solutions."
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