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Chula U students protest against strict controls at their dormitory


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A group of Chulalongkorn University students have rallied in the compound of their dormitory to protest against the imposition of strict controls over their access to and from the dormitory between April 13th and 26th, arguing that the rules amount to a breach of their right to freedom of movement.

 

The protesting student said that maintaining that self-isolation is a matter of individual conscience, and not an imposed regulation, and they demand the lifting of the strict controls and proposed alternative measures.

 

They suggest that students may enter or exit the dormitory compound, but they must identify themselves to security guards at the gate. No outsiders are to be allowed to enter the compound, with the exception of their parents who arrive in their cars and who may not leave their vehicles.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/chula-u-students-protest-against-strict-controls-at-their-dormitory/

 

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

The protesting student said that maintaining that self-isolation is a matter of individual conscience, and not an imposed regulation, and they demand the lifting of the strict controls and proposed alternative measures.

 

I see the course in Advanced Berkery is still going strong.

And, incidentally, freedom of movement is not a human right. Brexit has proved that conclusively.

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A lot to do about nothing, if you read the full story IMO the Uni is being responsible about the covid situation, imagine if there was an outbreak at the Uni, then the Uni would be blamed for not taking preventative measures.

Give them broth without any bread,

whip them soundly

and send them to bed.

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