Threats, stalking and violence

Do you feel threatened at ETH Zurich or have you been the victim of an assault? Defend yourself! Here are some actions you can take:

• Seek support.
  Contact the Safety, Security, Health and Environment unit to have a member of the Threat Management Team define possible measures with you.
  
• Document the incidents.
  Record what happened, when it occurred, who was present, and the surrounding circumstances, as a means of preparing for the discussion with the Threat Management Team.
• Inform your supervisor.
  Speak to your supervisor about the situation so that they are aware of it and can support you.

The university ¨C including all supervisors and tutors ¨C has a duty to ensure a safe working and learning environment, based on trust and mutual respect. Here are some actions you can take to ensure a safe working and learning environment:

• Seek assistance.
  Contact the Safety, Security, Health and Environment unit to have a member of the Threat Management Team define possible measures with you.
• Do not look the other way!
  Take any indications of problematic developments seriously before they escalate. Gather all the facts of the case as a means of preparing for the discussion with the Threat Management Team.
• Inform affected parties.
  Inform the affected individuals that you have requested support from the Safety, Security, Health and Environment unit.
  

ETH Zurich is committed to a culture of looking out for each other. All members are encouraged to actively oppose discriminatory behaviour. Here are some actions you can take if you observe discriminatory behaviour:

• Inform your supervisor.
  Report what you have seen to your supervisor or your HR Partner.
• Organise help.
  Advise the individuals involved to contact the Safety, Security, Health and Environment unit to receive the necessary support.