The real oxford university

Help me out here, presumable like most civilised people, you believe that racism is a bad thing. But you are also attempting to dissuade all 'ethnic' students from attending Oxford University, something that would likely be a life changing for them. If I where a racist troll who harbored a distain for 'ethnic' people, this is the exactly the type of tatic I would be using.
Making threats and spreading overtly racist rumours is often taken very seriously. However making unfounded and bizarre allegations of racism is all the vouge at the moment.

I am sure that a certain degree of racism does go on at Oxford, however, do you have any evidence that Oxford is substantially more racist than other universities?

Help me out here, presumable like most civilised people, you believe that racism is a bad thing. But you are also attempting to dissuade all 'ethnic' students from attending Oxford University, something that would likely be a life changing for them. If I where a racist troll who harbored a distain for 'ethnic' people, this is the exactly the type of tatic I would be using.
Making threats and spreading overtly racist rumours is often taken very seriously. However making unfounded and bizarre allegations of racism is all the vouge at the moment.

I am sure that a certain degree of racism does go on at Oxford, however, do you have any evidence that Oxford is substantially more racist than other universities?

The woman declined to go to the police. I wonder why?

If she wishes to report a serious crime, she should go to the police, not to a university professor and journalists.

The woman declined to go to the police. I wonder why?

If she wishes to report a serious crime, she should go to the police, not to a university professor and journalists.

Maybe she didn't want to get the guy arrested? Maybe she didn't trust the police? Maybe Oxford univeristy shouldn't need a police report to act on a suspect rape? Oxford is ridiculous.

is it life changing for white students to go oxbridge or just ethnics? btw there are other good places to go which will lead to good careers, this obsession with oxford is unnecessary.

You don't have to wonder, as the woman has explained why she didn't go to the police - it's because she didn't want to go through the re-traumatisation of a police investigation when the chance of a prosecution is so low. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/apr/01/oxford-university-failed-me-over-handling-of-claim-says-woman

You don't have to wonder, as the woman has explained why she didn't go to the police - it's because she didn't want to go through the re-traumatisation of a police investigation when the chance of a prosecution is so low. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/apr/01/oxford-university-failed-me-over-handling-of-claim-says-woman

Propsecutions and convictions for rape more than halved in the past 3 years, whilst the number of reported rapes has increased. The police are now less likely to refer cases to the CPS than in the past, and the CPS is less likely to take referred cases to court. Of the more than 55,000 rapes reported to the police in 2019-20, only 2,000 were prosecuted. So the woman concerned had only a 4% chance of her report resulting in a prosecution. Not a situation that encourages survivors to report these crimes to the police.

Help me out here, presumable like most civilised people, you believe that racism is a bad thing. But you are also attempting to dissuade all 'ethnic' students from attending Oxford University, something that would likely be a life changing for them. If I where a racist troll who harbored a distain for 'ethnic' people, this is the exactly the type of tatic I would be using.
Making threats and spreading overtly racist rumours is often taken very seriously. However making unfounded and bizarre allegations of racism is all the vouge at the moment.

I am sure that a certain degree of racism does go on at Oxford, however, do you have any evidence that Oxford is substantially more racist than other universities?

...Perhaps the convictions are falling because more people are making spurious claims with little evidence to support them?

If she doesn't want the "trauma" of a police investigation, why is she happy going to the media...

Neither the police service nor the CPS is suggesting the drop in rape referrals, charges or convictions is due to an increase in "spurious claims". In fact its own Inspectorate criticised the CPS for "disproportionate" demands of an over-intrusive nature for rape complainants' personal history, background and phone records.

As if that isn't bad enough, the 2019/20 report of the independent Victim's Commissioner says, "In effect, what we are witnessing is the decriminalisation of rape...we are failing to give justice to thousands of complainants....in some cases, enabling predatory sex offenders to go on to reoffend in the knowledge they are highly unlikely to be held to account."

https://s3-eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/victcomm2-prod-storage-119w3o4kq2z48/uploads/2020/07/Victims-Commissioners-Annual-Report-2019-20-with-hyperlinks.pdf

It's deeply problematic that when faced with these kinds of findings, some people still seek to blame and question the motivation of victims, rather than challenge the criminal justice system to get better at its job.

This is what Oxford is really like:

I experienced racism and bullying whilst there by both staff and students. If you’re ethnic, think twice before you go. Shithole racist place with dumb backwards mentality on race, and now rape too it seems. Disgraceful.

I mean I’m 99% sure that all university’s have this problem, and unfortunately it’s people like you that speak about the more prolific ones. I’m not looking to go to oxbridge, I’ll probably go to Bristol but I can almost guarantee there will be racism and at least one alleged rape when I’m there. It’s not good but it seems to be how the world is

Here are 21 reports from Bristol in a single academic year (plus 20 other sexual crimes) https://epigram.org.uk/2019/03/26/a-broken-system-no-suspension-or-expulsion-for-students-accused-of-sexual-offences/

I think an extensive probe of the evidence, such as phone records, is entirely appropriate and is most likely to lead to fair decisions. I do not think thorough investigations are "disproportionate". Serious accusations deserve serious and thorough investigations.

Saying that rape is "decriminalised" is utter nonsense. We cannot expect people to be found guilty if the evidence does not support such a verdict. In today's society, where the accused are treated as being automatically guilty in the media and social media, however, it does not surprise me that a report has stated this. I do, however, find that deeply concerning.

You are assuming that a "not guilty" verdict means that the criminal justice system has failed. That is an exceptionally dangerous assumption. And incidentally, if the accused is found "not guilty", is the word "victim" accurate? Are they a victim if no crime was found to have been committed? Doesn't the word "victim" imply that the accused is guilty? Isn't the term "complainant" meant to be used rather than "victim" for that reason?

Obviously the reports say what you have posted. Anyone who dared disagree or suggest otherwise would be forced out of their job by an "outrage mob". People often say what is popular and most people are keen to avoid any public outrage or criticism.

This is what Oxford is really like:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9443287/Professor-told-student-Oxford-University-rape-claim-cause-Boat-Race-cancelled.html

I experienced racism and bullying whilst there by both staff and students. If you’re ethnic, think twice before you go. Shithole racist place with dumb backwards mentality on race, and now rape too it seems. Disgraceful.