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“USyd is not safe. It is not safe for survivors, it is not safe for women and gender diverse people,” SRC Education Officer Ishbel Dunsmore said.
Last year I was fined for leafleting at a protest against the International Mining Resources Conference.
Speakers and protestors say ‘no’ to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.
‘The police and the courts are using jail as a deterrent to peaceful protests and this has to stop.’
This is the first case where a protester has been convicted under the Roads Amendment (Major Bridges and Tunnels) Regulation which carries harsher penalties for ‘illegal protests’
A student who participated in protest action during recent staff strikes is facing allegations of misconduct, and potential disciplinary action.
Protesters gathered on Gadigal Land in Sydney yesterday to condemn Albanese’s public holiday and push for the abolition of the monarchy.
The wave of hostility towards protesters exercising their rights to express anger at a powerful public figure is concerning. The truly threatening restriction of free speech is far larger in scale, and more significant in its silencing effects.
Several students were tackled and arrested by police protecting the summit of Australian University executives, many of whom have engaged in wage theft and course cuts.