
King's College London Disciplines Pro-Palestine Students
King's College London has disciplined at least 26 students over two years in a crackdown on pro-Palestine activism, amidst the university's ties to the defense industry.
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King's College London has disciplined at least 26 students over two years in a crackdown on pro-Palestine activism, amidst the university's ties to the defense industry.

A new report claims that at least 12 British universities paid a security firm to monitor and gather intelligence on pro-Palestine student groups and activists.
A US appeals court has ruled that the deportation case of Mahmoud Khalil can continue. This development is linked to reports of the Trump administration firing immigration judges who blocked the deportation of pro-Palestine students.
Al Jazeera reports that UK universities allegedly paid a private firm to monitor students involved in pro-Palestine activities.
A report reveals that 12 UK universities paid over £440,000 to a security firm, raising concerns about surveillance of pro-Palestine students.

Allegations have surfaced that UK universities hired a security firm with military intelligence connections to monitor students involved in pro-Palestine activism.

An investigation revealed that British universities paid Horus, a security company led by former military intelligence officials, to monitor pro-Palestine student activists during protest movements.