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2	Oxford professor, who was assaulted and stalked and later driven out of Oxford by feminist activist campaign, is reinstated Why are you so upset that two grown adults have a relationship. And that's your whole problem? What difference do their ages make? People meet in universities, have relationships and get married all the time. Her boyfriend was "banging" a "suicidal student", and got her pregnant, persuaded her to have an abortion she felt was "murder", and then ended things with her, ignoring her suicide threats. Is her boyfriend a "total asshole"? "So he already experienced her suicidal nonsense and then inexpl…	/r/MensRights	30/12/16 07:43 PM
1	Oxford professor, who was assaulted and stalked and later driven out of Oxford by feminist activist campaign, is reinstated What evidence do you have for any of that? You think assaulting and stalking someone is ok? The article says she wrote thanking him for "saving my life and my degree" in 2011. And it says that, two years later in 2013, his notifications were ignored. I guess that's OK, right? Why do you think the notifications wee ignored?	/r/MensRights	30/12/16 06:04 PM
1	Oxford professor, who was assaulted and stalked and later driven out of Oxford by feminist activist campaign, is reinstated Her boyfriend, Fardell, "In the last 11 months of her life Coursier went out with Fardell who told the inquest that the “relationship suffered numerous crises”. She fell pregnant and never got over her decision to abort the child, describing it as “murder”. On June 10 Fardell told her he was leaving her and she threatened to kill herself. She texted and phoned him repeatedly but by the time he rang her back at 3.21pm it was too late. Salter stated in the letter to Ketland: “The main factor in Mi…	/r/MensRights	30/12/16 05:43 PM
3	Oxford professor, who was assaulted and stalked and later driven out of Oxford by feminist activist campaign, is reinstated He wasn't "mentoring" anybody. And he wasn't an "Oxford university professor". The article says their relationship occurred years earlier, in a different country, at a different university, and ended when she assaulted him and then she began stalking him.	/r/MensRights	30/12/16 05:33 PM
5	Oxford professor, who was assaulted and stalked and later driven out of Oxford by feminist activist campaign, is reinstated He was assaulted and stalked and was then witch hunted by a feminist mob. Why should victims of violence and stalking be witch hunted? His wife "complained to a College Principal about the distress and intimidation she felt her family were being subjected to". Why should a family be subjected to intimidation and harassment?	/r/MensRights	30/12/16 12:42 PM
6	Oxford professor, who was assaulted and stalked and later driven out of Oxford by feminist activist campaign, is reinstated No he wasn't.	/r/MensRights	30/12/16 12:16 PM
6	Oxford professor, who was assaulted and stalked and later driven out of Oxford by feminist activist campaign, is reinstated A few month before that, Ketland describes the smear campaign by feminist activists against him here http://leiterreports.typepad.com/blog/2014/03/statement-by-jeffrey-ketland.html "I knew Ms Charlotte Coursier, formerly Ms Charlotte Marklew, since 2008 at the University of Edinburgh. In June 2011, on graduation, she emailed me, “you are still the person who saved my life and my degree!". I applied to Oxford in 2011, she in 2012. During her time in Oxford, concerns about her welfare were reporte…	/r/MensRights	30/12/16 10:22 AM
6	Oxford professor, who was assaulted and stalked and later driven out of Oxford by feminist activist campaign, is reinstated "AN OXFORD University philosopher who was suspended after the suicide of a female student with whom he had an affair has won his job back. The university confirmed this weekend that Jeffrey Ketland’s appeal against his suspension in March had been upheld. Ketland, 50, a philosophy lecturer at Pembroke College, said he was “scapegoated” by the university over the death of Charlotte Coursier, 25, and added that the case had affected his health and caused huge problems for his family. He had suffer…	/r/MensRights	30/12/16 10:13 AM