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Thousands of activists in Bangladesh backed by the ruling party's student wing have demonstrated in the nation's capital and elsewhere to demand an end to the Israel-Hamas war and the establishment of an independent Palestine state.

Students and activists marched around Bangladesh on Monday to protest Israel's ongoing war on Gaza, similar to university movements around the world.

Pro-Palestinian protesters have disrupted a Holocaust remembrance march near the grounds of Auschwitz concentration camp.

On Sunday, the Associated Students of Stanford University, or ASSU, Stanford’s student government, announced that a “Statement on Divestment” ballot initiative was approved by the student body at large. The referendum—spearheaded by Students Against Apartheid in Palestine (SAAP), an organization formed after the 120-day Sit-In to Stop Genocide

Fayyad supported Stanford's encampment and student activists at college campuses nationwide. He drew on his political background to advocate for a two-state solution and evaluate how to incorporate Hamas into governance in Palestine.

Several worker unions, college students and community organizations will march, sit-in and camp out throughout the Bay Area.

Several worker unions, college students and community organizations will march, sit-in and camp out throughout the Bay Area.

Several worker unions, college students and community organizations will march, sit-in and camp out throughout the Bay Area.

As universities across the country are colonized (or decolonized, depending who you ask) by tent-cities of anti-Israel protesters, Stanford has rekindled its “sit-in to stop genocide.”  The sit-in 2.0, a tent city in Stanford’s White Plaza, is about 500 feet closer to Stanford’s Main Quad and has

Fifty hours in, the ‘Northwestern Liberation Zone’ entered its third day with no signs of imminent escalation from administration or University Police. Around 10:15 p.m. Friday night, Josh — a representative for NU Divestment Coalition organizer — announced that organizers expected no arrests or suspensions overnight. “We won a huge f— battle today,” he said....