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今天SMH报道悉尼著名私校The King’s School打算对于涉嫌参与在网站上对澳洲土著的种族歧视的一些学生进行惩戒。 上周五学校被告知以后，那些在Facebook上种族歧视内容已经从网上删除了。 学校的负责人Tim Hawkes说，他被这些证据确凿的种族歧视的内容感到震惊。他说，一个他们学校的学生已经被指认对此行为负主要责任，而另外一些学生在其帖子里的评论已经涉及种族歧视的帮凶。 Hawkes博士不愿意透露是否对于负主责的学生进行开除处理。但是他说这是严重的违法行为，那些参与其中的学校都会被学校惩戒并告知其纪律处理的原因。 所有参与其中的学生都被要求写一篇关于为什么他们的行为是违法的论文（检查？悔过书？） Students punished over racist comments on net March 9, 2010 - 3:00AM THE King's School in Parramatta is punishing a group of its students for their involvement in posting racist comments about Aborigines on a website. The offending material on Facebook was taken down on Friday after the school was notified. The headmaster, Tim Hawkes, said he was appalled and horrified by the ''implicit racism'' expressed. He said one King's student, who has been identified, was responsible for the comment and other students who had posted responses were ''implicated by their tacit support''. Dr Hawkes would not confirm whether the student responsible for the original comment had been suspended. He said the offence had been taken seriously and that those involved were punished and told why their behaviour was offensive. All involved were required to write essays explaining why their comments were offensive. ''We know who did it. There was one central character and a number who were voyeuristic,'' Dr Hawkes said. ''From an educative point of view, we have the boys doing essays on stereotyping, on the appropriate use of Facebook. And they are having to research why it is that people would have been offended by the comments.'' Anna Patty This story was found at: http://www.smh.com.au/technology ... -20100308-psv5.html |
