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Pro-Palestinian Protesters Occupy Stanford President’s Office, Leading to 13 Arrests
Jun 5, 2024, 05:02 PM
Pro-Palestinian protesters occupied the office of Stanford University’s president, Marc Tessier-Lavigne, on Wednesday morning, demanding action against what they describe as the university’s complicity in genocide in Gaza. The occupation led to 13 arrests as police intervened to remove the demonstrators. A Stanford public safety officer was injured during the incident. The protest is part of a broader wave of campus tensions related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Policy changes • 33%
Increased security measures • 33%
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Increase security presence • 33%
Implement new regulations • 33%
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Organize another protest • 33%
Initiate a new sit-in • 33%
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Implement disciplinary actions against protesters • 33%
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Protests escalate leading to policy changes • 33%
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Protests result in administrative changes • 34%