Thank you for you reply.
Unfortunately, that is not what happened. They told me that I cannot present that important part of my presentation, and didn't let me to modify it. They were staff, and then deans, not my professors. When I asked why, they told me that their understanding of their rules...
Thank you for your reply. I prefer not to explain more about my case online. However, I have reasons why I think what happened was unjust and probably based on discriminatory intentions.
I'm still wondering about the answer to my two questions, if the answers don't require more details.
It was censoring my presentation in a competition by using a pretext to say that it violates the competition regulations, while it was a baseless and incorrect excuse. So, they deprived me from an equal opportunity. The unsoundness of their excuse was admitted by many, including experts of the...
Thank you for your reply.
Unfortunately, I don't afford to hire an attorney. I have decided to file a lawsuit by myself, but so far, I have not found out about the right place and right procedure. I read online informations, but as you mentioned, it seems very complex, and I couldn't conclude...
I'm a student, and currently studying at the same university.
The first discriminatory act happened around 11 months ago in an extra curricular activity. After my first complaint, the university was suppressive, partial and discriminatory in all their judgements, and not responsive to my...
Hello,
1- What is the time limit to file a civil case against a public university?
2- Where is the best place to file a lawsuit after 6 months from the first discriminatory incident done by university's staff and administrators (by both using a pretext and violating the internal regulations)...