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Two master’s courses from the Lisbon University Law School were removed from the institution’s website, after the professor attacked and made controversial comments on gender equality, LGBT rights and even on the role of psychologists . Francisco Aguilar is also on trial for domestic violence.
The contents of the subjects of Criminal Law IV and Criminal Procedural Law III have disappeared, for now, from the curriculum of two masters of the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon. Francisco Aguilar, a professor at the institution, compares women with “dishonest, intelligent and scoundrels” in the programs, argues that feminism should be judged as Nazism and denounces the attack on Christianity and the West. The news is advanced by “Public” and at least one of these topics was mandatory.
The University of Lisbon told the newspaper that the case is being analyzed by the “competent authorities.” In a statement, the institution stresses that it “defends the dignity of all” and that the curriculum must respect the values of equality. In turn, the law professor assured that he would not “renounce his scientific freedom.”
In addition to the separate comments on gender equality, the programs (which were published on the Internet) present phrases drawn from the theories defended by Francisco Aguilar. An example: “The swastika, after the triumph of the will of the new caste of deified women, floats proudly in the West: beyond the white circle, pink replaces red.”
There is also the perception of the law professor that Christianity is being attacked, more properly, there is a “substitution of the morality of Christ for the immorality of the beast”, in reference to Freemasonry. The criticism also includes psychologists who “transmute” the values of the West “by adopting the idea of the beast of the postmodernist Enlightenment.”
Some of the themes have been widely studied in works by Francisco Aguilar. The concept of “tribe” – used in master’s programs with women as “victim tribe” and LGBT groups as “allied tribes” – appears in the text “Morally oriented man as a sieve judgment of the axiological idea of Law in the nature of things: on the rejection of the postmodernly renewed tribal turtle “, published in the magazine” O Direito “in 2019. The name” torto tribal “was also mentioned in the disciplines of the University of Lisbon to criticize the” Masonic and socialists of gender and identity “.
Francisco Aguilar, who according to “Público” is being processed for domestic violence in the Lisbon Criminal Court, considers that this crime should be treated as “domestic discipline”. The professor is being accused by a former student with whom he had a relationship between 2015 and 2016. Even in court, Francisco Aguilar maintained his opinions and continued saying: “Death to all feminists.”
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