Also I’d like to make it very clear to you and anyone else who wishes to use the “policy” argument. You are admitting UofC is stifling student’s ability to assemble for meaningful change and an end to genocide, which means UofC is in direct violation of international human rights laws.

There was no “enforcement of policies” Corey, there was the university sicking a municipal and provincial service against students and alumni who were demonstrating against genocide (our duty under the R2P UN doctrine, btw). Your whitewashing and erasure of our trauma is disgusting and shameful.

This is a blatant lie! I am and was enrolled at UofC, and I was both assaulted and arrested at the May 9th encampment. I have the (dropped) $600 trespassing ticket and hospital visit to prove it!