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UEL upholds International Definition of Antisemitism, following CAA input

The University of East London has decided to uphold the International Definition of Antisemitism after Campaign Against Antisemitism wrote to the University as part of a consultation that the University was carrying out.

The University adopted the Definition in 2021, but decided to its review its adoption last year, citing concerns from staff members about “potential stifling of freedom of speech” during a review of its Position Statements and Charter Marks.

Campaign Against Antisemitism monitors the adoption of the International Definition of Antisemitism by universities.

If any students are concerned about antisemitism on campus or need assistance, they can call us on 0330 822 0321, or e-mail [email protected].

      

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