Anthropologist Bruno Sena Martins of the Center for Social Studies of the University of Coimbra.
Researcher Bruno Sena Martins and the Center for Social Studies (CES) of the University of Coimbra ended the contractual bond that united them, after new allegations of harassment and sexual violence against the anthropologist.
The end of the bond was achieved by Mutual Agreementaccording to a statement from CES.
“The two parts understand the appropriate conditions are not gathered For the continuation of your research work in a serene and productive way, ”says the document released by the entity.
This outcome arises after the appearance of against Bruno Sena Martins.
Andrea Vásquez and Helen Barbosa dos Santos report sexual aggressions occurred in 2017, after the American Miye Nadia Tom accused the investigator of sexual assault and a violation that will have happened in 2011.
In the statement, the CES tries to underline that the institution’s management “continues to recognize as valid and relevant the conclusions and recommendations contained in the, being committed to the development and implementation of an effective policy of Prevention and Combat to all forms of harassment and abuse“.
The report mentioned concludes that there was patterns of conduct of abuse of power and harassmentby “people in hierarchically superior positions”, but at no time do you refer to Bruno Sena Martins, nor, who was also investigated.
