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Medr has published a self-evaluation framework for higher education providers to respond to violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence affecting both staff and students.

The founder of the 1752 Group, a research and campaign organisation dedicated to ending sexual misconduct in higher education, has published an article about the implications of a new sex-based harassment law that would apply to universities.

The Advertising Standards Authority has ruled that Enough, a company which sells DNA testing kits for victims of sexual assault, has used misleading advertisements to promote its product.

The Office for Students has published an event summary and video from a session on harassment and sexual misconduct.

Wonkhe has published their take on Medr’s new regulatory system for tertiary providers in Wales.

The National Police Chief’s Council has published a statement detailing its position on self-swab kits.

TASO (Transforming Access and Student Outcomes in Higher Education) has published an article about the UK Home Office’s review of what works to tackle violence against women and girls, and its implications for universities.

The Director of the Student Experience at the University of Manchester has published an article on how universities can foster community partnerships for safer campuses.

An academic has published an article about the inefficiency in how the data the Office for Students collects is used to handle student complaints.

NUS Scotland has published its manifesto for higher education for all political parties, ahead of the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections.