KUALA LUMPUR: Universiti Malaya (UM) will be transparent and accountable in addressing sexual harassment concerns among its students, assures its deputy vice-chancellor (student affairs) Prof Dr Sabri Musa.
In an immediate response to a survey showing that 22.5% of its students had experienced some form of sexual harassment during their campus life, he said it will engage in dialogue with Universiti Malaya Feminism Club (UMFC) to gain further insight into the survey methods utilised to evaluate its validity.
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