[ad_1]
Two teacher-researchers were sanctioned for being present alongside students who had prevented the examinations from taking place in May, said the Snesup-FSU Higher Teachers' Union.
Two research professors at the University of Nantes were punished for being present alongside students who had prevented the exams from being held on May 18th, said the Snesup-FSU Higher Teachers' Union on Tuesday. 19659003] One was punished with six months of delay and one with a blame. "The FSU and SUD education unions had asked the available teachers to serve as observers and if necessary mediators to avoid any violence," the union said in a statement.
The Teachers' Union indicates that they interposed between students and administrative staff. In this context, the two research professors followed a group of students who "asked administrators to be held accountable for the confiscation of their cards.They finally had to intervene between students and administrative staff to avoid any overflow in the absence response and inaction of the presiding officers present, "said Marie David, co-secretary of Snesup-FSU in Nantes.
Version against version. According to the president of the university, Olivier Laboux, cited by Ouest France the day of the facts "administrative staff of the university were persecuted about 300 meters, insulted, threatened, hindered, physically shaken by dozens of students and two teachers from the university ". The union refutes this version, the teachers were in their "role of mediator". "This unprecedented restriction of the rights of teachers-researchers to demonstrate, to respond to union instructions for observation and mediation in a conflict situation, is extremely serious," denounces the union calling for the cancellation of sanctions.
Source link
