I suspect that if you are not a party to a discrimination complaint at the University of Nebraska, you will not be able to get information unless you are a lawyer for one of the parties to it. You would probably have to follow releases by a University spokesperson.
Any insight into why it is so difficult in finding out information about a matter like this, I am aware of the need to protest the people involved, but more transparency (sp) could lead to faster and more honest and just resolutions. What if you have information that could influence such a complaint? Can you request releases from a University spokesperson? If a complaint is resolved, can you access the decision? Sorry to go on like this, but the more I research, the more I find that in an effort to protect the complainant, this whole process has reversed the old saying " innocent until proven guilty " It also stains the character of the person that the charge was made against.
It treats the innocent and the guilty alike in this manner. Makes it much too easy to bring false charges, and leaves little if any recourse for the accused.
The difficulty in getting information makes the whole process draconian, and subject to fairness questions.
That depends on the complaint. Unlawful discrimination complaints - EEOC or state human rights agency. Safety complaints - OSHA. Union law violations - NLRB. WHistleblowing about financial or product violations - avariety of agencies.
Contact a local attorney for the best information, but it is unlikely that a police report is a publication.
Non-angry manner but being firm is the best tone when writing a letter of complaint.
You can post a complaint to a district magistrate email however it is not advised. The best way to file a complaint is to initiate a formal complaint through certified mail.
Education is the best defense. Discrimination results from ignorance and misunderstanding of people. Research has shown that when people become familiar with other cultures and countries they have less discrimination. A global mindset lessens discrimination and this can be achieved through education.
First you will find out who to address the letter to along with the address to send. Make sure to include all information for the best results.
Listen, agree and try to resolve the problem best you can!
There are many forms of discrimination. The most commonly referred to is race discrimination. However, people have been subject to discrimination based on age, sex, religion, height, weight, language, physical disabilities...and the list goes on. Perhaps the best answer to the question would be: "...based primarily on some non-relative characteristic."
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