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The podcasts prompted reactions from a British government minister, MPs, universities and students. The series sparked protests at Balliol College and an Oxford University lecturer was barred from teaching and attending university events.
Three universities that featured in the investigation, Toronto, Glasgow and Oxford, opened independent inquiries in the aftermath of the release and reviewed their complaints procedures.
As a direct result of ‘Degrees of Abuse’, several hundred women gathered for an event organized by Oxford students entitled “Silence Will Not Protect Us”. More than 50 women shared their stories with the I-Unit
An investigation released today by @AJIunit reveals an ex-UofG geography lecturer received numerous sexual harassment complaints against him, from both students and staff.https://t.co/qB8rsVudtd
— The Glasgow Guardian (@GlasgowGuardian) October 26, 2021
