‘It’s a form of intimidation and unacceptable’: Vice-chancellor grilled on student protesters
The vice-chancellor of the University of Melbourne has faced questioning regarding student encampments and protest actions during a Royal Commission hearing.
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The vice-chancellor of the University of Melbourne has been questioned about student protest actions and encampments on campus. The questioning took place as part of the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.[1][2]
The inquiry focused on the university's response to the demonstrations, with the vice-chancellor addressing the nature of the student encampments. The actions of the protesters have been scrutinized during the commission's proceedings, with some characterizing the demonstrations as a form of intimidation that is unacceptable.[1][2]
