Well, well, well. In a new report released by the Higher Education Policy Institute, it has emerged that a number of pro-Gaza university campus protests relied on non-students to help bolster campaign numbers – after widespread demonstrations took place across top university campuses last year.
Both the US and UK saw mass university protests – prompted partly by frustration that student tuition fees were ‘funding genocide’ – beginning after activists took to Columbia University in New York.
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