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Sexual misconduct on campus common: Survey
Nearly half of students, recent grads from NUS and NTU say they have faced such behaviour
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Most sexual misconduct cases were not reported to the campus authorities, with reasons ranging from fear to stigma to doubts that they would be believed.
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Jolene Ang, Amelia Teng
Nearly half of students and recent graduates from Singapore's two largest universities have experienced sexual misconduct on campus, according to a survey commissioned by The Sunday Times.
Most of them were on the receiving end of crude jokes or explicit text messages, or were pressured to take part in sexualised orientation games, but some were also victims of more serious incidents.
