Thank you for continuing to raise the horrendous issue of young men being treated so unfairly by our University’s. This issue of unfounded allegations and the biased response by the University is a terrible fact that our young men have to be made aware of before deciding to study on campus.
The way Uni's conduct investigations is not too dissimilar to how our various police forces investigate allegations of ssexual assault and domestic violence... not at all :-(
The errosion of our Federal and State Constitutions in pursuit of feminist ideology is a grave risk to our democracy
Out friend in Hobart faced similar attacks based on past experience that had nothing to do with his employment with Uni Tas. In this case, he managed to overcome the unfair views of the Student Union; however, his subsequent stroke could probably be attributed to this play.
It is horrifying what is going on at universities that destroy innocent young men for no reason. This is true across the whole Western world, including he USA where it's probably the worst (although it is hard to "compete" with Australia in this sad regard). History won't be kind to these so-called universities. I am desperate to find a solution. I think, however, that a search for such a solution might just open the even bigger can of worms of the overall oppression, discrimination and destruction of men in general in these societies. Solving that larger problem seems almost impossible without a complete societal collapse coming first. Any thoughts on that?
Well done, Bettina, and I'm so glad that this student eventually was cleared and able to resume his life. The cost to him and his family was horrific, and the salutary warning is that this can happen to any man, and he won't get out of it unless he has the time and enormous resources to clear himself, AND strong evidence of his innocence. The other lesson is that the universities are hell bent on continuing their prosecution of "believe the victim" justice.
Thanks for your tireless work defending innocent people, Bettina. What a thankless task it is to attempt to be a voice for men.
Thank you for continuing to raise the horrendous issue of young men being treated so unfairly by our University’s. This issue of unfounded allegations and the biased response by the University is a terrible fact that our young men have to be made aware of before deciding to study on campus.
The way Uni's conduct investigations is not too dissimilar to how our various police forces investigate allegations of ssexual assault and domestic violence... not at all :-(
The errosion of our Federal and State Constitutions in pursuit of feminist ideology is a grave risk to our democracy
Out friend in Hobart faced similar attacks based on past experience that had nothing to do with his employment with Uni Tas. In this case, he managed to overcome the unfair views of the Student Union; however, his subsequent stroke could probably be attributed to this play.
Hi Bettina.
Many thanks for your efforts in this wider field.
It is horrifying what is going on at universities that destroy innocent young men for no reason. This is true across the whole Western world, including he USA where it's probably the worst (although it is hard to "compete" with Australia in this sad regard). History won't be kind to these so-called universities. I am desperate to find a solution. I think, however, that a search for such a solution might just open the even bigger can of worms of the overall oppression, discrimination and destruction of men in general in these societies. Solving that larger problem seems almost impossible without a complete societal collapse coming first. Any thoughts on that?
what was done to the offenders by the uni (male or female)
Well done, Bettina, and I'm so glad that this student eventually was cleared and able to resume his life. The cost to him and his family was horrific, and the salutary warning is that this can happen to any man, and he won't get out of it unless he has the time and enormous resources to clear himself, AND strong evidence of his innocence. The other lesson is that the universities are hell bent on continuing their prosecution of "believe the victim" justice.