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University defends action on alleged Nazi salute, pro-Palestine encampment
Another university has apologised to Jewish students and staff over pro-Palestinian protests on campus, saying they feared US-style violence breaking out.
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theguardian.com
UNSW academic subjected to Nazi salutes in class, antisemitism commission hears
Royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion hears lived experiences of Jewish students and academics
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ynetnews.com
'Baby killers,' Nazi salutes: Jewish students describe antisemitism at Australian universities
Jewish students and faculty testified before an Australian inquiry about antisemitic abuse on campuses since Oct. 7, including Nazi salutes, threats and slurs; A student said she…
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Universities not doing enough to deal with protests and ‘highly personal’ attacks, antisemitism royal commission hears
Fourth block of hearings in royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion examining lived experiences of Jewish students and academics
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afr.com
Unis must end banality of indifference to antisemitism
Behaviour on campuses needs to change. Universities must be safe places for Jewish Australians,
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theage.com.au
‘A form of intimidation’: Vice-chancellor grilled on protests
The University of Melbourne vice-chancellor was asked at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism about student encampments.
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‘I’m sorry’: Uni of Sydney boss apologises to Jewish students over protest camp
Mark Scott was questioned intently at the royal commission into antisemitism, where he said removing protesters may have inflamed tensions.
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ANU student asked to show death certificates to prove relatives died in Gaza, royal commission hears
Inquiry also hears safety review at Australian National University found protest encampment had ‘high’ psychosocial risk
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University defends action on alleged Nazi salute, pro-Palestine encampment
Another university has apologised to Jewish students and staff over pro-Palestinian protests on campus, saying they feared US-style violence breaking out.
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ANU grilled over delay to adopt antisemitism definition
The national university is yet to settle on a final definition of antisemitism, almost 18 months after the peak body for the sector endorsed its option.