A support group for those subject to discrimination through Tokyo Medical University's admissions policies, which favored male students, said Monday it had requested that the university's third-party investigation release the scores of students who took the exams and want to know their scores.
"The first demand of the alleged victims is to be informed of their scores and a full acknowledgment of the facts," said Hiroyuki Kawai, a lawyer who is also a member of the support group, to reporters.
"The worst thing is that we need to fight for those who could have entered the university if (the discriminatory scoring system) had not been applied."