Mong Kok Queen Elizabeth Middle School male students secretly photographed the bottom of their skirts, the school was accused by the victims of calling for nothing.
After the incident came to light, the school issued an announcement to parents in response to the incident, and also pointed out that if a student "has emotional distress just because of this report," they should contact the school as soon as possible.
In response to the inquiry, the school reiterated that it has been handled in accordance with the usual procedures, claiming that it has made inquiries to all relevant students and corresponding emotional support, and also has an investigation into the incident. However, it refused to disclose the details of the investigation and did not respond to the victim's allegations.
All the victims interviewed earlier said that they had not received any contact from the school.
01 EXCLUSIVE｜Victims of Queen Elizabeth Middle School's series of secret photos of the skirt
A former student of Queen Elizabeth Middle School accused the school of not properly handling the incident of secretly photographing upskirts last year, calling on some victims to take matters into their own hands.
(File photo/Photo by Li Zetong)
Last school year, Queen Elizabeth Middle School broke out that students were taking photos of the bottom of their skirts. A victim accused the school. On the grounds that the parties did not admit it and there was no evidence, they called on the victim to count the matter, and also pointed out that the complaint had been closed.
Witnesses also accused the school of failing to question all students who witnessed the incident, believing that the school did not take the incident seriously.
On the same day that "Hong Kong 01" reported the suspected improper handling of the candid filming incident at Queen Elizabeth Middle School, the school issued an announcement to parents.
Said that if you are troubled by news reports, you can contact the school
After "Hong Kong 01" reported the incident on Monday (26th), the school issued an announcement to parents on the same day, stating that it was informed that there was a media report on the behavior of a graduate in the previous school year, and the school would not respond to the behavior of individual students.
The school said that the Disciplinary and Assistance Team has understood and followed up the case in accordance with the usual procedures. During the period, the police have been consulted, and the students and parents involved have been interviewed to explain the school's handling methods.
The school stated in the announcement that it will follow up on all cases immediately, and provide behavioral and emotional support for students. It also pointed out that if a student “is emotionally disturbed by this report”, parents should contact the school as soon as possible.
Queen Elizabeth Secondary School in Mong Kok, last school year, there was an incident of students taking pictures of the bottom of their skirts.
(File photo/Photo by Xia Jialang)
School: Relevant student has been contacted Victim: No receipt
The reporter asked Queen Elizabeth Middle School about the incident and the announcement. The school reiterated that it has handled the incident in accordance with the usual procedures, and also said that "all relevant students have been questioned and corresponding emotional support has been made."
However, all the victims interviewed earlier stated that they had not received any contact from the school.
The school also said that there was an investigation into the incident. During this period, the teachers of the discipline and assistance team had interviewed all the students and parents involved, and explained the school's handling and their due rights.
As for the details of the investigation, the school said it involved students' personal information, refused to disclose it, did not respond to the victim's allegations, and did not respond to how many students were troubled by the incident or reports.
The school also noted that it has a policy to prevent sexual harassment.
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