Complainant of Full Professor at Técnico in Lisbon Subject to Disciplinary Proceedings
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Complainant of Full Professor at Técnico in Lisbon Subject to Disciplinary Proceedings

Correio da Manhã7 September 2026 at 16:59

The full professor at Instituto Superior Técnico (IST) in Lisbon became the subject of a disciplinary proceeding. This proceeding follows a complaint filed by the professor himself after a meeting that reportedly motivated the complaint.

The professor was initially the subject of a complaint for moral harassment. However, the situation reversed, and now it is the complainant who is subject to disciplinary proceedings.

The case involves internal dynamics of the higher education institution, with the full professor taking the initiative to file a complaint after being confronted with accusations of moral harassment.

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