On 28 November, Students Against War held a rally outside the Sydney College of the Arts (SCA) ‘New Contemporaries’ Graduate Exhibition, protesting the SCA’s ties with the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design.
Author: Huw Bradshaw
After a familiar wait for quorum, the last Students’ Representative Council (SRC) meeting of 2024 began at 6:49pm.
Protesters gathered on Bidjigal land, outside Long Bay Correctional Centre, today to protest the ongoing deaths in custody of First Nations people and hear from the families of victims.
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One student reported they were told by Kim that he was not recording them, only to later find their conversation shared online.
On Tuesday night, University management had sent a letter to the protest organisers warning that the “posters may indicate an intention for Students Against War to conduct a demonstration on University lands, contrary to the Campus Access Policy”.
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The protest was held in response to Lawford-Smith’s widely-publicised transphobic views as well as her participation in the Melbourne ‘Let Women Speak’ rally, where the attendance of neo-Nazi group National Socialist Network was reported. Speakers from staff, student and community groups criticised Lawford-Smith and the University’s invitation.