A teacher who criticized the examination in the case of Sasha Skochilenko was fired from St. Petersburg State University • Sever.Realities • RIMA — Russian Independent Media Archive
A teacher who criticized the examination in the case of Sasha Skochilenko was fired from St. Petersburg State University
Svetlana another-mesh-Dolzhanskaya
From St. Petersburg State University, the teacher and expert in the case of the artist Sasha Skochilenko Svetlana another Dolzhanskaya was fired. She reported this on Facebook.
According to the teacher, she was called to the personnel department and acquainted with the order.
"Due to the deepest amazement, I only drove into the wording of the reason for the dismissal:" for the commission of an immoral act "and something like" on the recommendation of the Ethics Commission on the Ethics of St. Petersburg State University. "I note that only 5 people out of 12 were present at a meeting of this commission, whose protocol was supposedly unanimously signed (Comrades of the Bogomazov, Murin, Gromov and Lukovskaya). They say all that they say to me that they say that all of them are said that all of it. Kira Anatolyevna Rogova is horrified by the fact that she allegedly signed this protocol.
She clarified that she would dispute her dismissal in court.
At the request of investigators, a linguistic examination was conducted by the specialists of the Center for Expertise of St. Petersburg State University Anastasia Grishanina and Olga Safonova. They saw in the Skochilenko posted in the Perekrestok store stickers with information about the crimes of Russia in Ukraine "Fakes" about the Russian army.
Svetlana another-mesh-Dolzhanskaya, acting in the court in the Skochilenko case as an expert from the defense, criticized the linguistic examination prepared by Grishanina and Safonova. She questioned the qualifications of experts of the prosecution and suggested that they did not know the school program in the Russian language.
Because of this, the vice-rector for legal issues of St. Petersburg State University, Yuri Penov, wrote to another Dolzhan complaint to the ethical commission. In his complaint, he indicated that the teacher "questioned the professional competence of experts of St. Petersburg State University and the status of St. Petersburg State University as an expert organization."
At the end of September 2023, the scientific council of St. Petersburg State University recognized as unethical the statements of the Devilo-Dolzhanskaya on the qualification of his colleagues. The decision notes that teachers should “take care of the reputation” of the university, and the actions of the Devilo-Odinsky “incompatible” with the status of an employee of St. Petersburg State University.