Today we are going to reveal an ugly truth-a boarding university at St Mark`s College, North Adelaide, where some Adelaide universities are accommodated, and where the ugly truth is hidden beneath the quiet appearance of Adelaide.
It was an 18-year-old girl, Aria Kirwan, who revealed her story to the press-a freshman who was coerced into "sex tour" by senior school seniors.
The "sex tour" is claimed to be a "tradition" in the school, where "traditionally" newly enrolled girls are forced to strip naked in front of naked seniors. These naked seniors do a lot of obscenity at new school girls, and throw some freshmen into the pool for abuse and abuse.
Many students who have been hurt by Sex Tour describe the scene at the time: it was a bad party full of alcohol and sex.
There was a porn film on the big screen, and there were even men and women popping in front of the scene.
In the end, Aria was insulted and pornography gave up his degree at Adelaide University and returned to Melbourne.
Another influential program in Australia, < 60minutes >, has also received a large number of e-mails from St Mark`s students.
There are videos, pictures, and a lot of students recounting their tragic experiences.
After months of tidying up the ugly truth of the, St Mark`s dorm room, it was picked up on the first floor.
Let`s take a look at the tragic experiences described by the informant.
/ rape on the first day of college life
A girl with a pseudonym, Elizabeth, said she was beaten by senior student rape on the first night of her entry into St Mark`s.
"it was a drunk senior, and as I passed through his door, he suddenly called me, said something to me, and dragged me into the door. By the time of the next day, I would have been bruised. "
At that time, however, he expressed the hope that he would not call the police. In the end, Elizabeth did not call the police.
Why did she choose to remain silent after such an insult? Even stay here to study.
"people like Stockholm syndrome, St Mark`s become your family, they form a family that abuses you, and you feel you have to stay, even if you are repressed and insulted," Elizabeth said.
/ school girl was assaulted after being drunk and photographed nude photos
Another girl, alias Jenny, did not suffer from sexual invasion, but was equally miserable.
After a drunkenness, she was moved to a dorm by several boys, undressed and photographed by countless nude photos.
And spread out, a friend of Jenny showed her a set of photos of the boys touching Jenny`s body and freak rubbing her chest.
The photo spread so widely that it hurt her so badly that she finally began to get rid of the shadow.
The reason she chose to tell the story was that she didn`t want other people to encounter the same thing as her own.
She hopes to make St Mark`s change by revealing. Especially those disgusting campus traditions.
You think it`s a shock?
In fact, there are more amazing things, there has been a guide-the sexual abuse of girls guide (O, 39, Mag).
Like the name, this is a sexist document about gun gold school girl, praising violence against girls. It contains a list of what universities have to do like a "wish list":
- Watch porn content at JCR [Junior Common Room] during the day
- Poop on the couch
- Sleep naked on the tennis court
- Steal some construction equipment.
- On the teacher`s desk, make love.
- There are also some exaggerated "languages", such as:
- Butt-chug docking [drinking through anus]
- Floorcest had sex with two freshmen from the same floor.
- Ponding was thrown into a college pond for violating informal student rules
In this guide, intimacy is badly divided into first, second, and third bases.
It also recorded the number, location, and even evaluation of sexual relations between seniors and freshmen.
This is the dark truth of boarding universities in Australia. In fact, it is not uncommon in all of Australia. And not only are girls in danger, but even boys are in great danger!
New state police recorded 13 college sexual assaults between October 2014 and September 2015.
A survey by the Australian Student Federation (National Union of Students,NUS) found that
Twenty-five percent of college students have been sexually assaulted to a certain extent, that is, one in four students has been sexually assaulted.
A survey by the Australian Student Federation found that 70 percent of students who reported sexual crimes to the school were not satisfied with the final results.
Thirty percent of UNSW students said they had been sexually assaulted in the NUS survey, but only 3 percent of them chose to report to the university.
Let`s look at the data: sexual assault on Australian campuses in 2016.
More than 51% of students have been sexually assaulted by sexual harassment; 7%.
The campus, which seems to be quiet and peaceful, is in fact at risk.
Of the total number of people who have been sexually assaulted
- Twenty-one per cent of the victims were sexually assaulted while participating in school associations;
- Fifteen per cent of the victims were sexually assaulted on buses travelling to and from school;
- Ten percent of the victims were sexually assaulted in their own dormitories;
- Ten percent of the victims were sexually assaulted in the school building.
This is our sacred campus in Australia? Let`s review similar cases mentioned earlier.
/ the President of the Student Union says boys are also dangerous
Also the president of the student union, James connolly, the president of the student union in ANU, Australia, has been sexually assaulted. It feels that the threat to the position of president of the student is really great.
James, a homosexual love, invited a male classmate to play in his dorm last year by rape. The other party made a request to go to bed, and james refused, but despite his refusal, he was forced to press him to bed higher than James, and stronger than he was Jame was unable to resist.
This has done a lot of harm to james. Even when he was involved in the pastoral care, he couldn`t get out of it.
Thankfully, james dared to face the encounter, saying that "the gay community is under a lot of pressure in this` masculine `society, but I`m not afraid to face it anymore." He believes that colleges and universities should actively implement the "sexual invasion zero tolerance" policy! Only by making strict rules of punishment can the occurrence of such incidents be effectively contained.
/ St.John's Academy sexual abuse
In 2015, a student at the University of Sydney was charged with three counts of sexual intercourse without consent by a man, sexual invasion, at a party at St. John`s College.
/ Chinese students, locked up in dormitory!
A Pakistani student, Iqbal Muhammad, was deported earlier this year after allegedly torturing a Chinese woman in his dormitory at the University of Sydney.
Court learned that Muhammad and the victim Chinese girl met at the University of Sydney library, and the woman followed him back to his dorm room. Muhammad said she was going to show her a video.
After two people sitting in bed watching two videos, he leaned over and kissed her neck. The woman asked Muhammad to stop, but he pushed it down on the bed and took off her clothes, adding, "I need this!"
When Muhammad committed the crime, school girl, the victim of China, bit his hand and kicked and fought against him.
Last November, Muhammad was released from prison and sent directly to immigration detention. At the beginning of this year, he was deported to his home country. Police believe he was also suspected of another Japanese school girl, in sexual invasion, but the student did not want to talk about it, so Muhammad was not charged.
How do Australian schools respond?
School girl, a 20-year-old from the University of New South Wales, said that after reporting to the school about her experience with sexual invasion, she was told that "you were drunk and there was no need for an investigation."
Another 21-year-old resident, school girl, said her school pretended that (rape) had never happened.
"this is what really happens to girls on campus," said Jocelyn Dracakis, a female official at UNSW. "Universities tend to highlight their strengths and hide defects."
The response from the University of Sydney to the previously mentioned sexual abuse of women at St John College also feels like an excuse: the University of Sydney declined to comment on sexual abuse on campus, and the school said it was improving reporting channels. Train security personnel and update harassment and complaint handling policies.
Is the dark side really just on campus? Let`s take a look at the sharing of people.
Real sharing of Australian Chinese netizens
In view of the above all kinds of events, there are also a lot of real cases of netizens sharing, can take a look, to understand the dark side.
