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ABC News Staffer Claims Network Retaliation After Reporting Sexual Assault

In her lawsuit, a producer on “Good Morning America,” claims that after she registered her sexual assault complaint at ABC, the network didn’t renew her contract, only offering a 6-month extension with no raise.

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Virginia Law Prevents Medical Board from Suspending Doctors Until Investigation is Over

Considering the Larry Nassar sexual abuse cases, a national organization that represents state medical boards found physicians were not being held accountable enough for sexual misconduct.

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Children in the Texas Foster Care System Exposed to Sexual Abuse

A District Court Judge presided over a hearing regarding various issues in the Texas foster care system, including child sexual abuse, children that were given the wrong doses of medication, children engaged in self harm, and unlicensed and dangerous placements, including offices.

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Investigation Finds Sexual Assault Claims Against School Board Director Unsubstantiated

Denver School District’s investigation into its director only found “behavior unbecoming of a board member,” which included flirtations and coercive social media posts with a 16-year-old student.

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Michigan University to Investigate 2 Fraternities Accused of Sexual Assault

Eastern Michigan University has begun review of sexual assault allegations against the Delta Tau Delta and Alpha Sigma Phi fraternities.

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The Army to Establish an Independent Office for Handling Sex Crimes

The Army will be removing sexual assault and harassment prosecutions from the commanders, as the new sex crimes office and other sexual assault initiatives are in the process of quickly being launched.

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Former Teacher Sentenced to 20 Years for Sexual Assault of Student

A 39-year-old former animation design teacher in Fort Worth, Texas was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the sexual assault of his 15-year-old student in his home in 2019.

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University Implements Measures to Combat Sexual Assault and Misconduct

In wake of sexual assault allegations at Penn State, the University has implemented an array of measures to combat sexual assault, including academic, employment, or housing accommodations, medical care, emotional support, and advocacy services.

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