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University of Manchester to investigate sexual harassment of female medical students
- Manchester University launches formal investigation into sexual harassment of female medical students after anonymous late‑night calls.
- Student describes receiving a 2 a.m. call with sexually harassing comments while alone in a dark room.
- University vows action to address both specific allegations and broader cultural issues in the medical school.
- Student campaigner Buttercase helps bring attention to a perceived pervasive culture of harassment.
- University leaders acknowledge the issue and pledge support for affected students.
- The incident underscores broader concerns about sexual harassment in England’s higher education sector.
- Calls described a range of harassment, including gender-based slurs and intimidation.
- The BMA committee voiced support for students and collaboration to eliminate harassment in medical education.
- Case adds to ongoing national scrutiny of safety and culture in English universities.
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