Report on Ill-Treatment

You may answer the form in either Swedish or English!

We want to start by pointing out that no cases are too small and that everything will not lead to formal reports, but that it is still very important to highlight the harmful patterns and events that occur at the chapter and KTH. It makes a difference! 

Here you can report if you feel that you have been treated badly, harassed or discriminated against by teachers, other students or other staff at the school. You can also report if others have been exposed or if there is something else that you feel we should know about. Just share the information you are comfortable with, but the more detailed answers you give, the easier it is to push the case forward. 

The ONLY two people who receive this report are the safety representatives (TryggO), who may then pass it on to Per Dalhammar, who is Education Manager at the CBH school. He is responsible for investigating ill-treatment, harassment and sexual harassment. Depending on the case, the case can also be forwarded to another relevant investigators. TryggO will follow up on what is happening with the matter.

You can of course be anonymous if you wish! However, KTH cannot conduct an official investigation without names, but will work with the case regardless. If you share your information with KTH, your name will be able to be disseminated due to the principle of publicity (offentlighetsprincipen), but KTH usually does everything possible to prevent the name from being spread to unauthorized people.

Alternatively, you can choose to remain anonymous to KTH but share your contact information with TryggO so they can run the case for you. KTH will still not be able to make an official inquiry, but we can get back to you if more information is needed and inform about what KTH does. 

If you do not want to fill out the form, you can contact TryggO directly at  tryggo@k.kth.se. Alternatively, if you do not wish to report to TryggO, you can instead turn to the chapter president. Contact the president at ordf@k.kth.se.