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...light bulb or put gas in their cars." As a result, he says, police stations become "revenue-generating centers" and catching thieves and murderers is a secondary occupation. Police earn money by shaking down prostitution and gambling rings, and they will often demand a bribe even to register a complaint for burglary. A constable's monthly wage is only $69; a typical middle-class salary in Karachi is $2,000 a year...
Meanwhile, the OCR—following up the anonymous complaint filed the past spring—conducted its own concurrent investigation into Harvard’s sexual assault policies...
When Paretzky left her oral examinations this spring—often regarded as one of the biggest trials of the senior year—she met a friend for coffee, beaming. There was not a complaint to be heard about the grilling by senior faculty...
...been rushed into voting for a measure that was billed as a “minor change to the handbook.” That “minor” change was the now-infamous “corroboration rule,” which required any student bringing a complaint of assault or harassment before the Ad Board to provide “independent corroborating evidence” before a full investigation could be launched. According to statistics extrapolated from a University Health Services report, an estimated 58 rapes occurred on Harvard’s campus last year...
...response to this change in policy, CASV filed a complaint to the U.S. Department of Education alleging that the new rule violated the gender-equity regulations laid out under Title IX. While the complaint itself was not decided in the student’s favor, the move did succeed in forcing Harvard to scale back its evidentiary threshold from “independent corroborating evidence” to “corroborating evidence,” to the current standard of “supporting information” in a series of quiet modifications to the handbook?...