
The IFMG registered a police report against a group of students who used expressions of hatred, incitement to violence and threats against colleagues and teachers with divergent political positions, including a poll with options such as 'burn alive' and 'cut the neck' about what to do with PT members, as well as messages with a weapon sticker and the phrase 'cure for LGBT'.
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The IFMG registered a police report against a group of students for involvement in hate speech, incitement to violence and threats directed at students and teachers with divergent political positions, including a poll with extreme options on what to do with PT members and messages with transphobic content.
The incident report registered by the institute's management states that participants in the group "were using expressions of hatred, incitement to violence, insults and threats directed at students and teachers with divergent political positions."
According to police records, a survey was created in the group with the following question: "What to do with a PT member?". And the answer options were: "burn alive", "cut neck" and "cut off a finger".
Prints of messages that g1 had access to also show a sticker with the image of a gun and ammunition with the phrase "cure for LGBT", in addition to a member of the group saying that "this can only be resolved with shooting", when referring to the video of a person with divergent positions.
In a note published on social media, the IFMG stated that, in addition to reporting the case to the police, it contacted public security bodies at the state and federal levels to "know the facts, adopt the relevant measures and determine any possible responsibilities".
The institute also declared that the students already identified will be called upon to provide the necessary clarifications and "will respond to the appropriate procedures".
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The IFMG will apply disciplinary sanctions to students identified after the clarification process.
Very likely · Within weeks
The civil police must open an investigation to investigate crimes of hate speech and incitement to violence.
Likely · Within days

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