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Fair enough, but what I mean is that this was reported to the university back in November and was the subject of extensive public discussion. Why didn't the department review this at the time? Did the complaints not reach, did people not understand what was happening?
A longish response: I think perhaps the key point here is that faculty at a university are in many ways "their own bosses". Faculty don't ask their department heads (or senior colleagues) for 'permission' to do any research...
and typically most people in any department are unaware of the details of what their colleagues are doing. In the US, the right way to vet the ethics of ones' research is through your University's IRB. Again, one's dept. head and colleagues are not involved in this process at all
To get more specific: CS department leadership didn't know about the back and forth or publicity about this work in December. I would say this is not unusual, although it clearly is unfortunate, and let's say that this is a learning experience for us. One more point to come:....
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