FDPIC – Reporting on teachers on the Internet

Internet platforms on which reports about political influence by teachers are published can violate the personal rights of the persons concerned. Therefore, care must be taken to ensure that the texts are published only in anonymous form.

Source: FDPIC – Reporting on teachers on the Internet

David Vasella

February 15, 2016

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FDPIC

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Privacy

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School, Social media, ZGB 28

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