More than 60 UofT faculty members declare support for pro-Palestinian protesters after administration’s discipline threat | Unpublished
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Author: Joe Friesen
Publication Date: May 28, 2024 - 14:50

More than 60 UofT faculty members declare support for pro-Palestinian protesters after administration’s discipline threat

May 28, 2024
Some faculty at the University of Toronto say the administration’s threat to discipline those who violate its trespass order and join a pro-Palestinian encampment has encouraged more professors to join the protest.In a show of solidarity with student protesters, some faculty vowed Tuesday that if the university asks police to clear the encampment they would stand in the way to protect the students.

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May 28, 2024

Then they will be arrested and will lose their jobs as a result. It's a privilege to work at a university.  Many people would love their positions. 


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