“While I may no longer be a student at the University, it is still vital to me that others have the opportunity to take part in lively open debates without worrying about being punished afterwards.
“If Abertay just carries on as before, this journey will have been for no good reason.”
She went on: “Although Abertay denies this, it was my gender critical views that led to me being investigated by the University and this should never have happened.
"I know the University has a duty to investigate all complaints, but to draw this process out for two months while I was taking my final exams was needlessly cruel.
“The University should put a process in place that will enable it to judge what complaints need to be investigated and which ones can be dismissed immediately because they’re vexatious and politically motivated."
This has caused an enormous chilling effect.
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