'We're not 15' - Female trainee solicitor hits out at 'highly offensive' Whatsapp messages among law trainees

A trainee solicitor has said she feels disgusted that female students are being objectified by their male counterparts.

Sat, 12 Oct, 2019 - 10:25

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A trainee solicitor has said she feels disgusted that female students are being objectified by their male counterparts.

The Law Society has launched an investigation after "highly offensive" messages were found to be circulating in a Whatsapp group among some first-year law trainees at Dublin's Blackhall Place.

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