Last month, a sex scandal erupted at Harvard University, in which it was investigating allegations of sexual harassment against John L. Comaroff, a professor of anthropology at the university

Last month, a sex scandal erupted at Harvard University, and after investigating allegations of sexual harassment against John L. Comaroff, a professor of anthropology at the university, it was found that Mr. Komarov had indeed violated the university's code of sexual harassment and professional conduct. The university decided to punish Komarov, requiring him to take unpaid leave and barring him from teaching courses and recruiting new students for the next academic year. Last week, 38 Harvard teachers signed a joint letter in support of Komarov, challenging the school's findings and penalty decision. Today, another 73 teachers signed a joint letter, strongly opposing the 38-person joint letter, calling for greater speed, transparency, fairness and independence of the investigation process and better protection of students. Yesterday, three female students accused of sexual harassment by Komarov filed a lawsuit against the Harvard school, accusing the school of acquiescing in the existence of sexual harassment on campus for many years.

The image comes from the Internet