University investment body quietly shelved plan for at least partial divestment from weapons companies, sources say
University investment body quietly shelved plan for at least partial divestment from weapons companies, sources say
Students gather around their tents during a protest organised by Cambridge for Palestine, Cambridge University, Cambridge, eastern England, 7 May 2024 (AFP)
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