In recent weeks the international press has gushed over the outcome of a worldwide survey into sexual harassment in the legal profession carried out by the International Bar Association, which found that “bullying and sexual harassment are rife in the legal profession”.
Reports on sexual harassment are commonplace and invariably get a free pass from critical review, but just this once let’s take a deep breath and turn a critical eye to the facts on which the IBA’s report of an ‘epidemic’ of sexual harassment are based.
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