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.

Male and female gender symbols interlinked, covered by words relevant to the #MeToo movement, e.g. "equality" and "victimisation"

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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