Labor women rise up with own stories of abuse

Monday, 15 March 2021

Via the ABC:

Allegations of sexual harassment and aggressive behaviour within Labor have been described by its deputy federal leader as an “indictment” on the party, with Richard Marles saying he’s “appalled” and “deeply sorry” for the women.

Women have detailed their stories on a private Facebook group for current and former Labor staffers.

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