Sex, dating and relationships: The Line research, released by Our Watch, reveals worrying attitudes

Emma D'Agostino
Updated December 16 2017 - 11:18am, first published 11:00am
CONCERNED: Centre for Non-Violence chief executive Margaret Augerinos says research released by Our Watch shows victim blaming attitudes persist in society, though there is some positive progress. Picture: GLENN DANIELS
CONCERNED: Centre for Non-Violence chief executive Margaret Augerinos says research released by Our Watch shows victim blaming attitudes persist in society, though there is some positive progress. Picture: GLENN DANIELS

ALMOST 60 per cent of young people believe the responsibility of preventing unwanted sexual activity, when a ‘guy’ wants to have sex with a ‘girl’, rests with the female.

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Emma D'Agostino

Emma D'Agostino

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