ANU denies it ‘lost control’ to a pro-Palestine encampment, royal commission hears

The Australian National University's acting provost testified before a royal commission investigating antisemitism on campuses, denying that the university lost control during a pro-Palestine encampment. Per The Guardian, an internal safety review found the encampment posed a high psychosocial risk. The inquiry is examining how universities responded to the experiences of Jewish students and academics during recent campus tensions.

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