News of the University of Tasmania driving out graduates has been raging recently.
A large number of students forced to move out of their dormitories within a week do not have time to find temporary accommodation, so they are living on the streets.
It includes a lot of Chinese students.
Facing the unreasonable arrangement of the school, the students complained that there was no way and they could only write down their anger on the campus.
"the tower university student, homeless!"
As a hot spot in immigration policy in remote areas, Tasmania has attracted many people who want to emigrate to work and study.
But at the end of December, nearly 5000 graduates, including Chinese students, moved out of their dormitories within a week after a wave of forced evictions at the famous Tada.
News out, triggered a public opinion outcry, Australian media also conducted an investigation and interview.
According to Australian media reports, the University of Tasmania will expand in 2019, but there are not enough student apartments.
As a result, to make room for freshmen, the school sent an e-mail to graduates living in student apartments forcing them to move out of the apartment within a week.
According to the students interviewed, they have been paying rent on time, not violating any regulations, and their rental contracts have not ended.
Not to mention whether the school in the lease contract period on whether or not to breach the law, just give a week to let students cover up and leave people is too unreasonable!
Australia`s rental process is rather cumbersome, booking to see the house, submit applications, pending approval.
It is almost impossible to pack and move a pile of luggage for just a week.
Some of the evicted graduates go to a friend`s house for a temporary stay, and some can only spend a lot of money staying in a hotel.
Netizens have been saddened by the experience of these students, such a short time to move is too painstaking.
