After Walliams and Brand, how could the UK government tackle NDAs?

It has been suggested that women with stories to tell felt silenced after signing non-disclosure agreements

The UK’s minister for women has suggested that the government has not gone far enough in tackling the abusive use of non-disclosure agreements.

Bridget Phillipson was commenting in the context of the allegations of improper behaviour by David Walliams – which he denies – and the conviction of Russell Brand for rape and sexual assault. In both cases, it has been suggested that women with stories to tell felt silenced after signing an NDA.


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