US EditionUniversity of Cambridge goes to High Court to ban student-led occupations
- The University of Cambridge has applied to the High Court to prevent pro-Palestinian groups from occupying its land, citing a risk of further actions on campus.
- The International Centre of Justice for Palestinians criticized the application as an 'assault on freedom of expression,' claiming it would limit pro-Palestinian protests until 2030.
- Clement Mouhot, a Cambridge professor, stated that the protests have widespread support, contradicting the university's claims, and emphasized it as an attack on civil liberties.
13 Articles
13 Articles
University of Cambridge loses authoritarian legal attempt to stop pro-Palestine protests
The University of Cambridge has lost its legal bid to stop pro-Palestine, anti-genocide protests on certain parts of its campus. University of Cambridge: draconian actions Palestine campaigners have welcomed an important victory in defence of their rights to protest. At short notice the University of Cambridge attempted to secure a draconian five year long injunction to prevent specifically Israel and Palestine-related protest at key sites on ca…
Cambridge Uni's bid to ban Gaza protests defeated in court
The University of Cambridge has failed to secure a five-year High Court injunction against Israel and Palestine-related protests on some of its sites. This legal defeat marks a win for pro-Palestine student groups, who have been vocal in opposing the university’s alleged involvement in investments connected to Israel’s actions in Gaza and the West Bank. The university pursued a broad injunction to prevent protests or any other direct action link…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 71% of the sources lean Left
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
Ownership
To view ownership data please Upgrade to Vantage
