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Why the human rights of the perpetrators more important than that of the victims?

It seems like the human rights of perpetrators are more important than that of the victims.

I was told that I should leave the University because people bullied me which caused a safety issue on me. Throughout the course, I was bullied by both students and an admin staff.

I have to leave the university because I experience isolation and concerns over safety. This is not my will. Students evoked a safety issue to me by bullying me, but I had to take the burden by myself. They bullied me, but I have to leave the university.

In Korea, we have resolved this issue by legislating a law which turns the duty to leave the university to the perpetrators. By law, if a school violation happens, the perpetrators should leave the university instead of the victims. I think the same goes for many developed countries like the US.

Also, it seems like the UK government protect the human rights of perpetrators too much. My university doesn't share the information of reports made on me. If there's any fabricated report or evidence, I should fight against it. I have the right to get to know what's going on. I don't know what kind of reports were made to drive me out of the university. The staffs who don't disclose the information about me should be sanctioned too. I think the UK government emphasizes the human rights of perpetrators.

It does make more sense that the perpetrator should leave the university if a school violation happens continuously. It does not matter whether the person is a staff or not. If the victim should bear the burden and should leave the university, the bullying issue cannot be resolved in the UK forever.

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