'Power imbalance' between teacher and studentsThe report found that the Buddhist leader "violated her personal and sexual boundaries in a manner to which she did not consent. "His actions and behaviour on that night constitute sexual misconduct," she said. The investigation was launched after former Shambhala community member Andrea Winn published reports from women alleging sexual misconduct by the Buddhist leader. Of those, 75 engaged in follow-up conversations with the law firm, with 42 expressing concern with matters related to potential sexual misconduct. The Shambhala leader resides primarily in Halifax, although the Buddhist group also has a strong presence in Boulder, Colo.

Source: CBC News February 04, 2019 14:37 UTC