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We, the undersigned, write to express our condemnation of the decision by the Education Minister Jason Clare to request the Australian Research Council (ARC) to investigate the Future Fellowship of Macquarie University academic Randa Abdel-Fattah “as a matter of priority”.

We urge QUT, politicians and others receiving pressure to not only resist these attacks on the intellectual freedom and academic integrity of the presenters, Carumba Institute and QUT, but, further, to condemn the racist, reactionary and divisive campaign that produced them. Anything less will be a capitulation to the most corrosively anti-intellectual forces in Australian society, which will ultimately harm not only Carumba and QUT, but all of us.

We, the undersigned who represent the diverse education community across the continent of Australia, demand an end to the complicity of the Australian education sector’s leaders in the systematic destruction and attempted annihilation of the Palestinian education system.

BDS Unimelb responds to Pip Nicholson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (People & Community) and Barry Judd, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous).

We support the right for students to protest. We share their concerns about the University of Melbourne’s complicity in Israel’s human rights violations, and the need to uphold international law. We support the demand to end academic and financial ties with Israeli universities, and implore the University of Melbourne to uphold its internal commitments and international obligations.

We the undersigned, academics and professional staff at Australian Universities, seek your immediate assurance that Western Sydney University will stop enabling police presence on its campuses for the purpose of suppressing and deterring student protests.

La Trobe University has yet to speak out on this critical international human rights issue. Now is the time for La Trobe University to join the global movement advocating for justice for Palestinians.

As Australian and/or Australian-based lawyers and legal scholars, we call on the Australian government to act without delay to ensure Australia’s compliance with its international obligations, as articulated by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) Advisory Opinion on the Legal Consequences Arising from the Policies and Practices of Israel in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem.

We unequivocally condemn the racism that Australian political leaders and authorities have shown towards Palestinians, particularly to Palestinian visa applicants from Gaza since October 2023. Australian political leaders and authorities have failed dismally to provide Palestinians with meaningful access to asylum and safety.

We, the undersigned Deakin University staff and students, oppose Deakin’s disciplinary measures against students for participation in the Deakin Gaza Solidarity Encampment. We affirm our support for freedom of speech and the right to protest on campus.

We, the undersigned political, community, workers, student, refugee and civil groups, express our collective concern with the curtailment of protest rights at the weekly Free Palestine protests held in ‘Victoria’. We endorse and support the Free Palestine protests, attended by thousands over nine months of historic anti-war mass mobilisation. We share Melbourne Legal Activist Support’s […]

We, the undersigned, represent both diverse academic disciplines and various professional vocations at Australian universities, but we are united in our support for free speech on university campuses, student and community safety, and the peaceful and historically significant, student-led encampments established at ten universities across Australia.

We, past winners of the award, stand in solidarity with Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah and unequivocally recognise the full legitimacy of all six short-listees of the 2024 Multicultural NSW Award.

As members of staff of the University of Auckland, we are deeply concerned by your announcement of 30 April 2024 advising students and staff of your decision to not support the establishment of an overnight encampment by students protesting in solidarity with Palestine.

We the undersigned members of the Victoria University community, sign this petition, to urgently appeal to Victoria University to take a principled stance against Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people.