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As federal politicians argue over whether respectful relationships education is “anti-boy” girls’ advocates say a national framework to support girls experiencing sexual assault in the school years is urgently needed to protect their access to eduction. As federal politicians argue over whether respectful relationships education is “anti-boy” girls’ advocates say a national framework to support girls experiencing sexual assault in the school years is urgently needed to protect their access to eduction.
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