A nonprofit organisation is challenging the legal definition of sexual consent, saying it will further victimise assault victims.

The Embrace Project is leading the charge maintaining that the law as it stands allows for those accused to say they subjectively believed a victim consented, even when, objectively, the victim did not...

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