在別人的國家不單不好好學習如何做一個文明人，更把文革批鬥教師之惡行帶到別國的大學。終國人大量出國留學廿年，行為卻愈來愈倒退，愈來愈惡劣和無恥，這是人類文明的毒瘤。
//WeChat student group boasts of targeting academics critical of Beijing
The same Chinese-language WeChat group using the “power of the masses” to co-ordinate complaints against academics in a bid to overturn failed grades is behind campaigns against lecturers and researchers critical of Beijing.
The highest-profile target of the Sydney International Student Help Group is Elaine Pearson, a law lecturer at UNSW who had comments critical of China’s human rights record removed from the university’s website.
The Weekend Australian on Saturday revealed the SISHG was using private WeChat channels to bombard academics with complaints in an attempt to overturn the failed grades of hundreds of international students...
...Ms Pearson’s comments — in which she urged countries to “call out the Chinese government for what they are doing” to Hong Kong — were removed from the UNSW website in August, following a Chinese students backlash.
The university also added the extraordinary disclaimer to Ms Pearson’s comments posted to social media, noting “opinions expressed by our academics do not always represent the views of UNSW”. The comments were reinstated following anger from the sector, human rights organisations and the government.
A search of WeChat shows SISHG accounts were some of the first to demand UNSW remove the comments and social media posts, including one that called for the university to “seriously deal with” academic staff.
“Hope school will seriously ‘deal with’ the personnel related to this issue, to provide all Chinese overseas students an explanation,” the post from one of SISHG’s staff account — known as “UNSW President Big Boss” — read.
Other posts, now removed but reviewed by The Australian, show other SISHG posts read: “Spread it widely! Unfollow their account, resist UNSW official twitter account! Completely not considering Chinese students’ feelings?”
“Extra Extra New! Just in, UNSW official twitter released a news that exploded on Chinese overseas students’ WeChat moments,” another post, on the WeChat platform, reads.
Drew Pavlou, a former University of Queensland student known for his criticisms of the Chinese government, said he had been the victim of a similar co-ordinated campaign. “In my case, it was just within a couple hours that they were able to mobilise hundreds of different accounts to attack me across all my social media,” he said...//
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