UNSW academic subjected to Nazi salutes in class, antisemitism commission hears
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A royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion heard that a UNSW academic experienced Nazi salutes from students during a business class. The fourth block of hearings, held in Melbourne, is focusing on the experiences of Jewish students and academics and how universities respond to hate. The incident highlights ongoing antisemitism in Australian educational institutions and the commission's role in addressing it.
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Normalization of hate symbols in academic settings
The hearings are taking place in Melbourne.
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The royal commission is examining the lived experiences of Jewish students and academics, including the response of universities to combat hate.
Opinion- Normalization of hate symbols in academic settings
- Erosion of trust and safety for minority groups
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The royal commission is examining the lived experiences of Jewish students and academics, including the response of universities to combat hate.
OpinionThe hearings are taking place in Melbourne.
The GuardianThis is the fourth block of hearings for the royal commission.
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