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Sally Hunt UCU, Caroline Lucas MP & Ken Loach support call to drop charges against Sussex Uni students and lift the protest ban

Apr 06, 2022 ~ 1 Comment ~ Written by admin

General Secretary of the University and College lecturers union and local MP Caroline Lucas have both signed up to a statement calling for any criminal charges relating to protests against privatisation plans at Sussex University to be dropped and for the current protest ban to be rescinded. Around 6000 people have signed two related petitions, amongst them Ken Loach, Mark Thomas & Billy Bragg. Please add your name to the latest petition here: https://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/stop-the-protest-ban-at-sussex-university

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  1. Outsidethewhale
    April 6, 2022 at 2:44 pm | Permalink

    The attack on Sussex Student’s was vicious and vengeful. Because the previous week a large energetic demo had firmly stopped police involvment on campus. When the opportunity came a week later to return and bully the much smaller number of students on campus the police embraced it, and took revenge.

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The Battle of Parliament Square DTRTP Public Meeting after Royal Wedding arrests, 2011 Stand up for Justice Public Meeting, 2012 Policing on Trial - How do we get Justice - Marcia Rigg et al NYE Noise Demo at Holloway Prison Picket outside Alfie Meadows hearing Conference Promo A Three-Fold Attack On Protest March 26th London Protests – What Really Happened >> More Resources