Rape prevention campaigners have slammed the Morrison government s confusing new consent education campaign for schools featuring bizarre videos of a woman smearing a man s face with a milkshake. Warning the videos fail to meet the National Standards for the prevention of sexual assault through education, advocates say expert revision of all of the current content is needed to ensure it actually works, and isn t harmful. The consent videos include examples of a woman being concerned about swimming in a beach because of sharks and a man with a spear gun trying to convince her to get in the water, and in another using an example of a man eating a tacos to explain sexual assault.
Confusing new sex ed video slammed
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âA bit despairingâ: Dismay at government response to sex harassment report
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Womenâs groups are pushing for the federal government to put the onus on employers to take action to prevent workplace sexual harassment amid dismay at the Commonwealthâs response to the Sex Discrimination Commissionerâs Respect@Work report.
They along with human rights activists and the union movement have digested the Morrison governmentâs April 8 response to the report and have delivered their verdict: disappointing.
Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins.