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25 arrested at University of Virginia after police clash with pro-Palestinian protesters

Twenty-Five people were arrested for trespassing at the University of Virginia after clashes with pro-Palestinian protesters who refused to remove tents.
Protesters chanted "Free Palestine" as an "unlawful assembly" was declared by university police on social media platform X.
Students were pushed, pulled to the ground, and sprayed with a chemical irritant by police as they tried to remove tents prohibited by the school policy.

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BBC News

LA police clear out pro-Palestinian camp at university

The clear out comes as universities prepare for possible disruptions at graduation ceremonies.

13 days ago·United Kingdom

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Hindustan Times

University of Virginia: Another 25 agitators arrested while clearing encampments

University of Virginia police disperse protesters after declaring ‘unlawful assembly’

14 days ago·New Delhi, India

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The Washington Post

25 arrested at U-Va. after clashes with police

Virginia State Police used pepper spray to disperse demonstrators and help clear an encampment in Charlottesville.

14 days ago

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The Hill

State police arrest 25 protestors at University of Virginia

State police officers arrested around 25 pro-Palestine protestors at the University of Virginia (UVa.) on Saturday. Saturday was the fifth day of the ongoing protests in Charlottesville, Va., where calls for the school to divest from Israel continued. A group called UVA Encampment for Gaza called for the school to disclose all investments and refrain…

14 days ago·Washington, United States

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The Straits Times

LA police again clear pro-Palestinian USC encampment; dozens arrested at Chicago institute

Police have arrested more than 2,000 people during protests at dozens of campuses around the country. Read more at straitstimes.com.

13 days ago·Singapore

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Los Angeles Times

UCLA creates high-level post to oversee campus safety after security lapses in mob attack

UCLA will bring in a new chief safety officer after lapses in handling protests that culminated in a mob attack against a pro-Palestinian student encampment.

13 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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