The Athens University of Economics and Business (formerly ASOEE) has been occupied for several hours. This action was taken by a group of students following a meeting and in response to an attack on a professor in a classroom that took place in recent days.
Students demand free of charge recurring rapid test for the entire student community, no student exclusion from exams and equal examination conditions for all students, with the possibility of utilizing all examination methods with Interim examination for graduating students.
With this decision, the students condemn the police invasion of the university, as well as the cover-up of criminal offenses committed by a specific professor. They are demanding that measures be taken to protect students' health and ensure equal access to the upcoming exams.
See the decision here.
The students decided:
-Occupation of the school on Friday, January 14
-Mobilization at the Rector's Office on Monday, January 17, at 1 p.m.
– Central rally next week together with the other student unions of Athens.
Among other things, they demand:
- Police out of our school! No thought of intensifying repression against students. No thought of university police.
- No to the installation of turnstiles and cameras at ASOEE. Repeal of the Kerameos-Chrysochoidis law. No consideration of a new framework law. No to student expulsions.
- The professor in question should be removed and the case investigated immediately by the courts. The minutes of the Senate meeting concerning this matter should be made public and all those involved in the cover-up should resign.
- Rector Bourantonis should resign.
- Suspension of classes at the next General Assembly.
- Direct Senate procedure open to all students. The position of professor should be incompatible with business activities.
– Regarding measures to protect our health and the examination process:
1) Free rapid tests for all students.
2) No student should be excluded from the examination! An equal examination should be set for all students with the possibility of using all examination methods. Supplementary examination for those about to graduate.
3) No to course chains, course registration limits, and various filters for exams.
