Monday, April 4, 2011
U of O Senate repudiates human rights motion
After the Ann Coulter fiasco the University of Ottawa Senate, under the leadership of president Allan Rock, reaffirmed its commitment to freedom of expression: HERE.
After the human rights reprisals against three medical residents (LINK) the University of Ottawa Senate, under the leadership of president Allan Rock... ... ... repudiated a motion to reaffirm its commitment to a discrimination-free academic environment?
Yes, it happened at today's meeting of Senate.
THIS MOTION was considered too perturbing (?) for even a single member of Senate to second it so it could be discussed despite presidents Rock's obvious antagonism.
The three medical residents were present to speak to the motion but their contribution had been disallowed by Rock even before Senate could be consulted: HERE, HERE.
(The impolite way that the MDs themselves had been rebuffed by Rock is even more disturbing...)
This is a very low day for the University of Ottawa.
Especially in contrast to what would be needed in the form of leadership given the disturbing circumstances including criminal reprisals exposed by the Neuroleaks emails made public on the internet: HERE.
Labels:
criminal code,
human rights,
Joseph Hickey,
medicine,
University Senate
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