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Punishing genocide protesters: UGA gets political
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August 16, 2024
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9:31Now PlayingThe University of Georgia arrested and suspended nine students for protesting the genocide in Gaza on April 29, 2024. Six of those students contested their suspensions in a conduct hearing on July 30.
They were found guilty of multiple student conduct violations. What does this mean for protest on UGA campus going forward? Is UGA taking a political stand here in opposition to peaceful protests for justice?
APN would like to thank the Atlanta Community Press Collective for recording video of the July 30 student conduct hearing. We would also like to thank UGA SJP and protesters everywhere for standing up against the genocide in Gaza.
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