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A barrister said it was indisputable that ‘sometimes women lie’. His words triggered a national campaign

Brisbane Times ·
A barrister said it was indisputable that ‘sometimes women lie’. His words triggered a national campaign

After barrister Geoffrey Steward suggested victims of sexual assault should only be recognised if the perpetrator confesses or is found guilty, advocates quickly took action.

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