英文摘要 |
When a sexual assault event happens in school, we often delay to take necessary measures because of being unfamiliar with the procedures of dealing with the campus events, especially on the reporting procedure in real time when a sexual assault event happens. It hurts the school and the parties of the event. This study analyzed the handling procedures when suspected sexual assault events happened in campus, and also analyzed the statistical data on suspected campus sexual assault events happened in recent years. From the viewpoint of law, a school’s notification obligation was probed when a suspected campus sexual assault event happened. Besides, after a sexual assault event happened in a high school, aschool teacher and a school administrator who was responsible for notifying said campus sexual assault event were interviewed. It was attempted to explore the school notification procedures, the teacher being notified, the notifying school and the so-called student victim on her subjective feeling. The research findings showed: 1.The school administrator completely understood the mandated notification obligation, and was also very familiar with the notification procedures. 2.The notified teacher thought it was somewhat like a storm in a teacup, although the school proceeded with a notification according to the administration regulations, because it was one-sided talk from the student or the parent’s allegation, and slanted the accused party’s unintentional act to be a campus sexual assault. The accused party felt he was hurt and not respected. 3.The notified student thought it was right that she impeached the inflictor to the school, and the school notified the authorities according to the regulations. After notification, the school much protected the notified student herself, and the classmates and the teachers who knew this event all supported her. According to the findings of the research, it is suggested: 1.Provide the school with more knowledge on the procedures of dealing with the campus sexual assault events. 2.In the campus, propagate a subjective concept of respecting self’ and other’s bodies. 3.Propagate prevention against campus sexual assault events. |