Lawyers say more women are coming forward as they grow more confident that their complaints will be heard.
March 31, 2021 at 03:21 PM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Lawyers in Australia are getting an increasing number of sexual harassment inquiries both from employers and employees in the wake of a wave of publicity about prominent harassment cases and the sexual assault of women.
Many lawyers expect the numbers will continue to rise as news reports give women the confidence to come forward with their own complaints.
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