Criminal charges dropped against former UT lecturer arrested during pro-Palestine protests
AUSTIN, Texas — In November of 2024, a Travis County judge dismissed a case against Richard Heyman, a former University of Texas at Austin lecturer charged with Interfering with Public Duties. The case stemmed from an interaction with Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) troopers during the April 2024 pro-Palestine protests on UT's campus.
With the new year beginning without any definite resolution to restore peace in Gaza, compassionate individuals in London decided to kick off 2025 by raising their voices for this critical cause.
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US: Pro-Palestine activists flood the streets of Chicago, celebrating the long-awaited announcement of a ceasefire agreement in GazaChicago, United States - January 16, 2025 Pro-Palestine activists flood the streets of Chicago, celebrating the long-awaited ...
Secretary of State Antony Blinken was giving a speech on the Middle East on Tuesday when he was interrupted by protesters ...
URBANA, Ill. (WCIA) — 18-year-old Yafa Issa is the first person facing charges for their involvement in pro-Palestine ...
The interim exclusion from campus prohibited Plaintiffs from engaging in First Amendment protected activity on campus and ...
The lawsuit alleges CU ordered an “interim campus exclusion” against two students, not allowing them on campus except to ...
In April, police arrested 136 pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of Texas. Many were students. This is the story of ...
Any agreement still needs to be approved by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Cabinet, but is expected to go into ...
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