Exposing university censorship of Palestine solidarity, with James McVicar

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This week Emma spoke to James McVicar, the National Union of Students Education Officer and convenor of the People's Inquiry into Campus Free Speech on Palestine. James launched the inquiry with other activists to document and report the many cases of censorship directed against the Palestine solidarity movement on campuses around Australia. Emma and James discuss the origins of the inquiry, the evidence it has heard, and the strategies and motives behind these attempts to shut down students' and staffs' free speech on campus. Register for vote in the Student Referendum on Palestine More from James on the Red Flag Website: People’s Inquiry exposes university censorship on Palestine Students to hold nationwide vote on Gaza

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