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Staff, students ‘silenced’ about Palestine, inquiry reports

One PhD student was told not to talk or write about Palestine if they wanted a career at an Australian university

Erin MorleyJune 18, 2025Last Updated: June 18, 2025
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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 08: Demonstrators carry a long piece of red fabric while marching along Market Street during a Pro-Palestine protest for Gaza on June 08, 2025 in Sydney, Australia. Organisers called on participants to wear the colour red to form a 'red line of humanity' while marching through the central business district (CBD). They are calling on the Australian Government to place sanctions on Israel. Picture: Lisa Maree Williams
Demonstrators carry a long piece of red fabric while marching along Market Street in Sydney during a Pro-Palestine protest on June 8. They are calling on the Australian government to place sanctions on Israel. Picture: Lisa Maree Williams

Over 150 students and staff from 20 separate universities claim free speech about Palestine has been restricted on campus, according to a report released on Thursday.

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