NUS Women’s Campaign has published the results of the #StandByMe consultation.

In March this year the UUKtaskforce on violence against women, harassment and hate crime affecting university students agreed to review the Zellick guidelines.

The rejection of the Zellick guidelines by the higher education sector and the creation of new recommendations on how to tackle sexual violence in higher education, including robust reporting and disciplinary guidelines and survivor support, is something that the NUS Women’s Campaign and Rape Crisis UK has been campaigning for through the #StandByMe campaign.