RLC eBulletin: April 2019

Date published

17 April 2019

This e-Bulletin looks at sexual harassment in the workplace and highlights RLC's collaborative efforts to raise awareness, reform laws and create change.

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Topics covered include:

#MeToo: Legal Responses to Sexual Harassment at Work
Sexual harassment at work: a guide for the unsure
RLC announces app for international students at Lord Mayor's Welcome
'Does NSW have a strip search problem?' A panel discussion
Truth, Justice and the Redfern Way: A Comedy Fun-Raiser for Redfern Legal Centre!

And more ...

Read the full April e-Bulletin

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