The dormitory manager took the key and came in directly, and it was illegal to enter the private spa

Not a law! It should be his responsibility! No matter where education is the mainstay, punishment is the house!

But! If the moment he opens the door, you have the right to make him wait! He has to come in, at this time, the punishment for him will be heavier!

But not very heavy! If no one makes a sound the moment he opens the door, he is not responsible.

The housekeeper can check his private space at any time, and since he is the housekeeper, he has this power.

If there is evidence, go to his supervisor and sue him.

Don't break the law, remember to hide the induction cooker when you go out in the future.

If it is official business, it should not be illegal.

Look what he's doing.

If you steal something, it's of course a crime.

What can you do?? Our school is doing this, and when we find out something, we report it to the whole school, and the leader proudly says that Lao Tzu took the lead -- let them go, don't go too far.

Are you sure it's your legitimate private space and not a public place? If it is, it is against the law.

It has violated the law and violated personal privacy.

They have a countermeasure to check the dormitory, and they should not send only one person to check when the dormitory is empty.

It is definitely illegal, in fact it is a tenancy relationship, and he does not have the right to enter your private space without your permission.

But it can't be helped.

No one takes it that seriously.

This depends on whether the administrator is a person to check. Also look at where your stuff goes. Then the specific situation is analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

Hello, according to the provisions of China's civil law, citizens enjoy the right to privacy. In the case of student dormitories, they are generally considered to be civic residences and are protected by law.

If there is a theft, report it to the police in time and deal with it as theft.

The dormitory is not a public place, but for general entry, it is not easy to identify as an act of trespassing into the residence.

The practice of students entering the dormitory illegally and without permission is inappropriate and may infringe on the privacy of students.

Article 39 of the Constitution stipulates that "the homes of citizens of the People's Republic of China shall be inviolable, and it is forbidden to illegally search or illegally invade the homes of citizens". The protection of citizens' homes from illegal infringement is not only a human rights concept and norm universally accepted by the international community, but also a basic right enjoyed by our citizens.

The student dormitory where the university student lives is the legal place of residence obtained by the university student after paying the relevant accommodation fee, and the residence place where the long-term lease relationship is formed for a period of 1 year or more.

If there is no theft, it is not a crime

In this case, because each building manager has a key for each dormitory, but that key cannot be opened casually in the student dormitory, unless there are special circumstances. Under normal circumstances, dormitory managers are not allowed to open student dormitories without permission.

Yes, but the dormitory manager doesn't dare to touch your things, because the first thing you find when you report the crime is the dormitory manager.

No, except where permitted.

Okay, we won't be allowed to close the door when we sleep in the dormitory.

Normally, I usually close the door.

Is it so awesome, what are you scolding for?

The dormitory is not a private space in the strict sense of the word, and the dormitory manager, as the manager, has the right to enter and leave the dormitory for inspection work due to work needs.

For violations that are discovered, especially when inspecting students' personal belongings, they should be present in person, otherwise it is an illegal act.

If any illegal items are found, they have the right to deal with them in accordance with the rules and regulations of the school.

Definitely, you can go to him for a theory.

Not by law and contract, unless your rent is due or you haven't paid it.