From the leaflet: "We can offer you: [....] Removing the perpetrator from the event."
And: "If necessary, we will always give the benefit of the doubt to the survivor: we prefer having to apologize to a wrongly accused ‘perpetrator’ than not supporting a survivor!"
But will they apologise? No! Because they won't investigate. Because survivors ... eh victims are always right.
Going to the alarm meeting means that you are giving up your human rights - assumption of innocence - voluntarily.
Removing the perpetrator from the event
From the leaflet: "We can offer you: [....] Removing the perpetrator from the event."
And: "If necessary, we will always give the benefit of the doubt to the survivor: we prefer having to apologize to a wrongly accused ‘perpetrator’ than not supporting a survivor!"
But will they apologise? No! Because they won't investigate. Because survivors ... eh victims are always right.
Going to the alarm meeting means that you are giving up your human rights - assumption of innocence - voluntarily.
I won't.