UFMT Law Student Suspended for Creating 'Rapable' List of Female PeersA student enrolled in the law course at the Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso (UFMT) has been preventively suspended by the course director, Carlos Eduardo Silva e Souza. The suspension follows allegations of the student's involvement in creating and disseminating a list that classified female students using the term 'estupráveis,' which translates to 'rapable.'
According to the university, the disciplinary action was taken as a precautionary measure. UFMT has opened a formal disciplinary administrative process to investigate the matter thoroughly. In addition to the suspension, the institution has implemented protective actions aimed at safeguarding potentially affected students.
The case has drawn attention to issues of safety and conduct within the university environment. The university's response underscores its commitment to addressing serious allegations and ensuring the well-being of its student body. The investigation is ongoing, and further details are expected to emerge as the administrative process proceeds.