CityU vows ‘zero tolerance’ as orientation ‘disco night’ video triggers probe
Hong Kong’s City University has launched an investigation into an alleged indecent incident during a student-led orientation activity after a video surfaced showing a half-naked man carrying a woman wearing only a bra and shorts. The university issued a statement on Wednesday pledging “zero tolerance” for improper conduct, after a social media clip appeared to show intimate behaviour among…
City University of Hong Kong (CityU) has launched an investigation into a video that surfaced showing a half-naked man carrying a woman during a student-led orientation event. The university emphasized "zero tolerance" for improper conduct after the clip appeared online. The incident took place on August 27, the first day of the university's three-day orientation programme.
The management sciences society, which organized the event, acknowledged inappropriate behaviour and apologized, stating they failed to prevent the acts in a timely manner. The society's executive committee was dissolved at a special meeting by the Students' Union Council. The university expressed concern over the "serious mismanagement and inappropriate behaviour" and established a student discipline panel.
The university maintains a "zero-tolerance" policy towards improper conduct and would take disciplinary action accordingly.
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