AudioPolitics

Silenced Solidarity: Students suspended from UK universities

1 Mins read

Student suspensions due to pro-Palestinian action are on the rise at UK universities. What is happening and what can we do?

In this audio package, we delve into the experiences of pro-Palestinian students facing suspension from UK universities for their activism.

Featuring two interviews, we hear firsthand from a Palestinian student studying in the UK, suspended for organising a walkout in solidarity with his homeland.

He speaks about how he is at risk of losing his visa while unable to go back home.

Additionally, a case worker from the organization CAGE sheds light on the legal challenges and support available amidst these contentious circumstances.


Featured image by Caie Motia

Related posts
CultureVideo

Zines at the movies: Brixton Community Cinema and Em—Dash 

1 Mins read
How a South London community cinema and an indie zine publisher are making the arts more accessible.
Fashion

Why the fashion industry is (still) notorious for its toxicity

5 Mins read
Is it time for people to just give up and walk away?
Culture

From hate HQ to harmony: Welling's racist bookshop

2 Mins read
An unfamiliar town, a startling discovery ‒ 30 years since riots took over its streets ‒ what was once an infamous BNP party headquarters is now a place of multicultural peace.