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Universities ask Attorney General if pro-Palestinian chants breach hate speech laws

Published 9 May 2024, 9:23 am
Pro-Palestinian activists say they're disappointed with the University of Sydney's vice chancellor. He wrote to the federal attorney-general, asking whether some chants at pro-Palestinian demonstrations are unlawful.
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