Student group: UM should have lodged police report against lecturer accused of sexual harassment


PETALING JAYA: The University Malaya Association of New Youth (Umany) student group has condemned the university management for not lodging a police report against a senior lecturer allegedly involved in a sexual harassment case against a student.

"They did not take the matter to the police although the lecturer had allegedly harassed not one, but several students," said Umany president Yap Wen Qing in a statement on Friday (July 17).

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