Victims must be given a voice in disciplinary process: Student poll
Jun 14, 2019 - The Straits Times (Singapore)
From the moment a student falls victim to a sexual offence, the university must do all it can to help him or her, and this includes allowing the victim to speak up during the disciplinary process.
An online survey conducted by the National University of Singapore (NUS) last month found that 86 per cent of students felt that the victim should have the right to appeal against the university's decisions on sentencing and sanctions, an option that was not previously available.
NUS has ...
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