LGBTQ RIGHTS / NTU student election candidates investigated over offensive platform
05/22/2023 04:33 PM
Two candidates on the same ticket in a National Taiwan University (NTU) student election could face penalties ranging from an official reprimand to expulsion over crude, discriminatory language they used in their campaign platform.
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