HAS YOUR UNI CRACKED DOWN ON CAMPUS PROTEST?
Our interactive map and table show where in the UK student and staff protesters have faced disciplinary investigations, arrests or referrals to the Prevent counter-terror programme.
They also show which unis have taken legal action to restrict protest, paid private intelligence firms to monitor social media, or discussed protest with the police or weapons firms.
Data has been obtained via Freedom of Information requests, leaked documents, and other verified reports. It currently covers October 2023 to November 2025.
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CAMP: Mapping the campus protest clampdown
The Campus Accountability Mapping Project (CAMP) currently tracks the crackdown on pro-Palestine activism at UK universities, and will soon be updated to include evidence of the repression of climate protest.
The project also sets out to explore the influence of arms, oil and gas companies on the clampdown, and will also be updated with further evidence on this in due course.
CAMP aims to provide information that can help students and staff to hold their universities to account.
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Featured articles
CAMP builds upon an award-nominated investigation series by the journalism unit Liberty Investigates and is being produced as part of the Bertha Challenge Fellowship.
Inside King’s College London’s crackdown on pro-Palestine students
Al Jazeera English
Liberty Investigates
British universities paid security firm to ‘spy’ on pro-Palestine students
Al Jazeera English
The Bristol Cable
Liberty Investigates
UK universities offered to monitor students’ social media for arms firms, emails show
Liberty Investigates
The Guardian
The Boar
