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Defend the Right to Protest was launched in response to violent police tactics and arrests at the student protests of November and December 2010, with the support of activists, MPs, trade unionists, student groups and others. We campaign against police brutality, kettling and the use of violence against those who have a right to protest. We campaign to defend all those protestors who have been arrested, bailed or charged and are fighting to clear their names.

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ACT NOW - Show solidarity with Sussex Occupation against the threat of eviction

Mar 28, 2022 ~ 1 Comment ~ Written by admin

The Judges decision to grant Sussex University a possession order has put the 7 week occupation at Sussex University under threat of immediate eviction. This decision was made despite reams of witness letters from staff and students supporting the occupation. Many pointed to the essential role of the occupation in expressing the view of the vast majority of students and staff opposed to the privatisation plans. They talked of their experience of the occupation as one which is providing a valuable forum for campaigning, education and encouraging solidarity across the university community. Almost 4000 people signed a petition against the protest ban within 36 hours, thousands have also signed statements supporting the campaign. The University management on the other hand stressed the importance of protecting private property over the right to protest, or the rights of those staff it is intent on outsourcing. The possession order brings the threat of immediate eviction whilst the injunction bans any protest without the prior permission of the University authorities. These were the kind of tactics resorted to on a major scale in Quebec when the ruling party introduced major attacks on the right to assembly and picket in the context of a mass movement against fees. The law was defeated on the streets along with fees and the politicians that tried to introduce them.

We are calling on everyone to:

1. email the Vice Chancellor immediately demanding that no eviction is ordered @ VC@sussex.ac.uk.

2. We await further news from the occupation but ask people to send messages of solidarity to the occupation to occupysussex2013@gmail.com to show we will continue to stand with staff and students in the fight to defend our education.

GBC has recommended anyone in/joining the occupation take down the name of Kelly’s solicitors 0800 387463 & GBC Brighton’s # on your arm - 07511341951 (best is to write it on your arm).

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  1. Ron Mendel
    2 April 2022 at 13:19 | Permalink

    Hats off to the Sussex University students for their determined opposition to the outsourcing of esential university services. They are an inspiration for all who oppose privatisation.

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