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This review aims to analyze the prevalence and nature of sexual coercion and harassment faced by students with disabilities in tertiary institutions.

Sexual coercion and harassment of students with disabilities in tertiary institutions: A systematic review

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Systematic review reveals high prevalence of sexual harassment among students with disabilities, calling for policy changes.

This review aims to analyze the prevalence and nature of sexual coercion and harassment faced by students with disabilities in tertiary institutions.
Systematic review following PRISMA guidelines
Search conducted in six databases plus additional sources
Quality assessed using Newcastle-Ottawa Scale and other tools
5 out of 4,968 articles met the inclusion criteria
Prevalence of sexual harassment/coercion ranged from 10.49% to 85% across studies
Main perpetrators identified as fellow students and faculty/administrative staff

Ameyaw et al. (2026) studied this question.

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