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Students speak out on how their universities used NDAs to silence them
Photography Michelle Ding, via Unsplash Nearly a third of institutions have spent over £1 million on agreements to resolve issues including sexual misconduct allegations and poor teaching 14February 2020 For decades, bad people have utilised non-disclosure agreements to silence their victims and continue their behaviour without consequences – see: Harvey Weinstein.
News Daily: Fly-tipping criminals and deadliest day for coronavirus
If you want to get this briefing by email, sign up here Image copyright Harrow Council Rubbish criminals Fly-tipping might not sound like the stuff of master criminals but one Environment Agency manager is calling the problem "the new narcotics". Gangs posing as legitimate waste disposal businesses are using lock-cutters to break into private land and even hiring buildings to dump clients' waste, an investigation reveals.
News Daily: Fly-tipping criminals and deadliest day for coronavirus
If you want to get this briefing by email, sign up here Image copyright Harrow Council Rubbish criminals Fly-tipping might not sound like the stuff of master criminals but one Environment Agency manager is calling the problem "the new narcotics". Gangs posing as legitimate waste disposal businesses are using lock-cutters to break into private land and even hiring buildings to dump clients' waste, an investigation reveals.
The Next Episode - Gagged By My Uni - BBC Sounds
Contains scenes of sexual violence and scenes which some viewers may find upsetting.
NDAs: Why do non-disclosure agreements matter?
Image copyright Getty Images We seem to hear a lot about non-disclosure agreements these days. They're also known as NDAs or "hush agreements" and rich and powerful people including Sir Philip Green, Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein are believed to have used them. Now, a BBC investigation by the Next Episode podcast has revealed that some universities have been using them to stop students going public with complaints.
Gagged By My Uni
The documents used to silence students Show more Universities across the UK are using gagging clauses to silence student complaints. The Next Episode podcast has found that nearly a third of unis have used non-disclosure agreements to resolve student grievances in the past four years. Hosted By Rianna Croxford. #TheNextEpisode // TheNextEpisode@bbc.co.uk Show less
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