The University says the size and scale of the encampment has got out of hand.
to protest against the university's ties with Israel and end what they call the "genocide" of the Palestinian people.
The statement added: "Some individuals linked to the encampment have gone beyond what is an acceptable expression of their views."The behaviour of some has become aggressive, abusive, and has involved allegations of physical assault and damage to property. In response, one of the protesters, argued that further time was needed for him and the other protesters to prepare their defence in full.
“At a time when the deaths of civilians in Palestine continues to rise it is only right that the legal rights of those raising concerns about the scope of military support for Israel are fully protected." “We support the right to freedom of expression and to engage in lawful, peaceful protest and understand the deeply held concerns that many in our community feel about the situation in Israel-Gaza.
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