University of Sheffield denies external influence on discipline decisions
2 Sep 24 · 3d ago · 2 posts · 1 source · development 2 of 2
The University of Sheffield spokesperson rejects claims that BAE Systems influenced its disciplinary procedures, stating they "are independent and not influenced by any external partnerships" and that the university consulted all parties to ensure fairness. They acknowledge speaking with BAE staff to get their account of the incident.
BAE Systems UK's largest weapons manufacturerLiberty Investigates and Al Jazeera Joint investigatorsGina Romero UN special rapporteur for peaceful assembly and associationUniversity of Sheffield Academic institution
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