King's College London Re-enrolls Egyptian Student Suspended for Pro-Palestinian Protests
The university said it will also reinstate the student's visa sponsorship after a suspension over campus activism.
King's College London has re-enrolled an Egyptian student who was suspended following pro-Palestinian protests on campus, according to Anadolu Agency. The university said it is beginning the process of reinstating the student's visa sponsorship.
The decision follows the suspension, which had drawn scrutiny over campus free speech and protest rights at British institutions.
Sources
- British university re-enrolls Egyptian student suspended over pro-Palestinian protests — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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