Harassment, bullying, sexual assault and other violence
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Harassment, bullying, sexual assault and other violence
Harassment and abuse have no place at the University of Auckland. Find out how to get help and report incidents.
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If you are in immediate danger, call the Police on 111 or the 24-hour Security Emergency Line on 0800 373 7550 or 966 (internal).
Access help
If you need support or are concerned, you can get advice from specially trained staff about what steps to take. Or you can report an incident (including anonymously), and access support programmes.
Support and advice
Report incidents
- Report an incident internally (this can be done anonymously)
- Anonymously report an incident externally
Your campus: safe, inclusive and equitable
We want the University of Auckland to be a safe, inclusive and equitable place for everyone.
This means some types of conduct are unacceptable, including harassment, bullying, sexual assault, family and relationship violence, sexism, racism, homophobia and transphobia.
We are all responsible for noticing, intervening in and preventing this conduct.
Document Control\ Version: 1.1\ Last Updated: June 2024\ Next Review: June 2027\ Owner: hsw@auckland.ac.nz\ Approver: Associate Director, Health Safety & Wellbeing