A rape occurred in Parliament; court rules in case that engulfed Australia.
BY SIRAJ APRIL 18: 2024: 03:04 AM EST
A rape allegation that has captivated Australians for the past three years has generated numerous civil cases, a legislative overhaul, evaluations of law enforcement, a prosecutor, and workplace behavior, tens of thousands of protesters marching to denounce gendered violence, and a national reckoning regarding the treatment of women.
In 2021, former political staffer Brittany Higgins disclosed in media interviews that she had been raped by a colleague in the office of their mutual supervisor, high-ranking lawmaker Linda Reynolds, at Australia’s Parliament House, approximately two years prior. The alleged incident occurred on a couch in the office of Reynolds.
A federal judge ruled this week that she was providing accurate testimony. The verdict brought an end to a trial that was occasionally controversial and captivated the nation and its media. Among the allegations was that Seven Network, one of the outlets, allegedly purchased sex work services and narcotics in exchange for an interview with Bruce Lehrmann, the man accused of rape. These assertions were refuted by the network.
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