Solidarity and the right to protest

12 September 2024

6.00pm – 7.30pm AEST

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2024 has seen a global phenomenon of student encampments for Gaza. Join us for a panel discussion to explore the legal and ethical questions that these encampments raise in relation to the right to protect, freedom of expression, and right of assembly.

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