UK universities worked together to suppress pro-Palestine activism, report reveals

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A new Amnesty International report reveals that British universities collaborated to suppress pro-Palestine activism on campuses, employing tactics such as disciplinary measures and referrals to counterterrorism programs. Freedom of Information disclosures indicate administrators shared strategies for containing protests, with some institutions discussing injunctions and coordinating repressive responses to student solidarity movements.

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British universities worked together to suppress pro-Palestine activism on student campuses, a new report has revealed. Amnesty International on Tuesday published its Silencing Dissent report, which found that UK universities actively worked together to stop students protesting their universities’ ties to Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza.

UK universities worked together to suppress pro-Palestine activism, report reveals

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