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Objecting the new gate security rule regarding non-dorm female students

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Anonymous
8 years ago

They cant not allow us to go home with our friends as some of us come and go together everyday as we are neighbours. Also we are leaving campus and no harm is being done to them. My parents are aware of every step we take so they have no right to stop us from anything. Also it is biast as only females are stopped. What about the males, if for anything them going out together is more of a problem than to females. And what is this taking and then keeping mt ID, under what right. If i cause no harm entering or leaving to the university they have no right whatsoever to retain me from leaving.

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Beissan
8 years ago

It isn’t right for adults attending a higher education facility to be stopped from practicing normal activities that present no harm to them or to the university. It is also absolutely humiliating that the only ground for that rule is being female. Interrogation and threatening to take action should be reserved for those who are actually committing an offense, not for such futile and baseless activities.

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Einass Ali
8 years ago

The rule is illogical and sexist on all levels.

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Sara
8 years ago

So the university that is allegedly nurturing us for 6+ years to become trustworthy medical personnels, can't trust us with ourselves and our female friends. If anything, we are beyond offended and discouraged to attend a university that undermines our basic human rights. I fail to find any well-reputed university that applies a similar rule on this globe. Inarguably, implementing rules that will facilitate rather than hinder our education would be the best initial step towards becoming "internationally accredited". There's no gain in humiliating us and ignoring our voices..

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Sema koruturk
8 years ago Featured

Highly inconvenient not to mention aggravating and degradatory to be treated as such in the university I have been attending for 5years now At least don't make it mandatory for parents to have to come to sign the permission form Don't punish all for the mistakes of a few

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Farah Soukieh
8 years ago

This is utterly humiliating and an extreme display of sexism.