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EPISODE · May 12, 2020

From the vaults: A Right to Be Believed?

from Forum for Philosophy · host Forum for Philosophy

Louise Ellison, Gloria Origgi, and Stephen Vullo discuss whether the principle of innocent until proven guilty can be reconciled with believing the victims of sexual offences The post From the vaults: A Right to Be Believed? first appeared on Forum for Philosophy.

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