US EditionQuebec court bans pro-Palestinian protests on McGill University campus for 10 days
- A Quebec Superior Court judge granted McGill University a 10-day injunction against Students for Palestinian Honour and Resistance to prevent disruptive protests on campus.
- The injunction prohibits group members from blocking university entrances or engaging in protests close to McGill buildings during the final exam period.
- Justice David R. Collier noted that the order protects McGill's right to conduct academic activities without obstruction after violent protests occurred.
- McGill University President Deep Saini stated that the university seeks to balance the right to free expression with the need to maintain campus safety and academic integrity.
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In Kentucky, prosecutors are asking a Louisville judge to silence any discussion of genocide or Israel’s assault on Palestinians ahead of the June trial of five activists who were arrested last year as they blocked entrances to plants operated by Raytheon and BAE Systems, which supply weapons to the Israeli military. The motion also seeks to bar defendants from wearing Palestinian keffiyehs and from holding protests in the vicinity of the courth…
Court Bans Pro-Palestinian Protests on McGill University Campus for 10 Days
McGill University has obtained a 10-day court order against a pro-Palestinian student group forbidding protests on campus. A Quebec Superior Court judge granted the injunction Tuesday against Students for Palestinian Honour and Resistance. Group members are not permitted to block or obstruct McGill entrances; engage in protests within five metres of any McGill building; or obstruct any academic activities including courses and exams. McGill soug…
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