When NSW Women’s Advocacy Alliance attended DCJ’s stakeholder roundtable on the sexual consent reforms review last month, one issue stood out sharply: despite the language of ‘affirmative consent’, the law still often operates by searching for reasons why sex should not have happened, instead of demanding clear proof that it should have happened. https://open.spotify.com/episode/7b9b16og59nNdTjCoalvsV The … Continue reading NSW consent law: Still asking why sex ‘shouldn’t have happened’ →