Loyola SJP Unfairly Punished

Loyola SJP Unfairly Punished

(Update: Administrators clarified to SJP on November 4 that Probation also means they will be unable to request any additional money from the student activities fund for the remainder of the probation period - the rest of the academic year.  SJP was given until Friday, Nov. 7 to revise their appeal.)

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All out for Rasmea in Detroit!

All out for Rasmea in Detroit!

After a series of unfair rulings by Judge Drain a few days ago, our call for everyone to “Get on the Bus” is now even more important.  All of Rasmea's supporters must pack the courtroom every day of the trial, and especially the first week: Tuesday, November 4th, through Friday, November 7th.

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Loyola SJP Charged for Peaceful Protest

Loyola SJP Charged for Peaceful Protest

October 28, 2014, Chicago - Loyola University- Chicago students affiliated with the student group Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) will attend an administrative hearing scheduled this Thursday, October 30 to respond to allegations made against the group after Palestinian students lined up on September 9, 2014 to try to register for a Birthright Israel trip to highlight its discrimination against Palestinians.

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PSLS Letter to John Jay College President

PSLS Letter to John Jay College President

Palestine Solidarity Legal Support, along with the Center for Constitutional Rights, sent a letter to John Jay College President Jeremy Travis on October 23, 2014, urging the College to stop censoring Students for Justice in Palestine’s (SJP) expressive conduct.

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ASA Targeted, Again

ASA Targeted, Again

On October 13, the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), a right-wing, Zionist lawfare organization, issued a baseless legal threat to the Westin Hotel in Los Angeles, which is scheduled to host the American Studies Association (ASA) conference in early November.

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Victory! Brooklyn College Suspends Security Fees

Victory! Brooklyn College Suspends Security Fees

The City University of New York, Brooklyn College announced that it was suspending its unconstitutional security fee policy in an email to Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) last week. In February 2014, Brooklyn College implemented a new security fee policy that allowed the college to assess security costs for after-hours student club events.

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Rasmea Odeh Update

Rasmea Odeh Update

The U.S. Attorney filed an extraordinary motion this week in the controversial prosecution of Rasmea Odeh, seeking an order to empanel an anonymous jury and sequester jurors from protests occurring outside the Detroit courthouse so that they are not improperly swayed by Odeh's supporters.

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