A Lebanese Australian speaker began by appealing: “My people deserve to live in a land that is not occupied… [one] that we don’t have to rebuild”.
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Marking 51 weeks since Israel’s genocide in Gaza began, thousands gathered in Town Hall on Sunday, September 29, to call for an end to the slaughter in Palestine and Lebanon.
At a Student General Meeting (SGM) on the 26 September, Students overwhelmingly endorsed three motions, ‘that UNSW disclose and divest from the $2.973 million in financial investments in weapon companies’, that ‘UNSW cuts its research partnerships with weapons companies’, and that ‘Students stand for a Free Palestine’.
Jews Against Fascism concluded by saying that “more work needs to be done to combat fascism and racism on university campuses” and that “it is evident that this Commission of Inquiry will not deal with these incidents.”
We can’t look away and pretend as if genocide is normal, which is what universities, the government and the media would prefer.
On Wednesday August 28, hundreds of students walked out of class to march across Broadway in solidarity with students in…
Knafeh remains a unifying symbol of Palestinian identity and embodies an enduring hope for the day when colonial borders crumble.
Last week I sat down with my Dad over coffee to ask him a few questions about his experience protesting…
A protest group is also a force multiplier. It takes the resolutions of its individuals and funnels them through a single, multi-owned throat. Powered by swinging fists and beating hearts, it is one of the most effective ways for people to be heard.
Organising across campus and online platforms remains a critical obstacle for political activists, especially when it comes to increasing accessibility for the historically unengaged.
