The University of Manchester, meanwhile, said while it “fully recognises” the right to protest, “setting up camp in a city campus raises potential health and safety concerns, risks disruption to staff, students and our wider community, and ultimately is an unauthorised and unlawful use of the university’s campus”. www.bbc.co.uk
The University of Manchester, meanwhile, said while it “fully recognises” the right to protest, “setting up camp in a city campus raises potential health and safety concerns, risks disruption to staff, students and our wider community, and ultimately is an unauthorised and unlawful use of the university’s campus”.
www.bbc.co.uk
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