SOAS

Threat of strike brings victory at SOAS

Unison members at SOAS have won their fight against compulsory redundancies after planning to strike, reports Feyzi Ismail
For a national fight to defend higher education

UCU members report on the fightback at universities under attack by management and have put forward a model motion to show solidarity
Students and staff at SOAS stand up to management attacks

The fightback at SOAS has begun with a student and staff walkout and protest against management's attack on fractionals, reports Shabbir Lakha
SOAS: a call to action to defend education as a public good

After SOAS management's drastic move, never has solidarity been so necessary and unity so possible to defend education, writes Des Freedman
SOAS goes on the attack with major cuts to casual academic staff

Claiming financial distress, SOAS has effectively sacked its precarious academics for the coming year in one fell swoop, reports Elaine Graham-Leigh
The secrets of success: how SOAS cleaners fought and won

The historic victory of SOAS workers after a bold and militant campaign should serve as inspiration for struggles across the public sector, argues Feyzi Ismail.
If you fight you can win: victory for fractional staff at SOAS
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The success of the SOAS campaign will hopefully inspire other precarious workers across the sector
SOAS community statement: Apartheid off campus

As Mark Regev prepares to speak at SOAS later this month, students have called a protest against his proposed visit
SOAS cleaners' campaign: 'It's a matter of justice'

SOAS ramps up its campaign to bring the cleaning staff in-house, in a struggle that has received national attention
Limpiadores: SOAS Cleaners' struggle - podcast

Yasmin Dahnoun speaks to Fernando González, whose documentary Limpiadores tells the story of the SOAS cleaners' fight for justice
Sandy Nicoll reinstated at SOAS: the strength of solidarity

Standing together in solidarity at SOAS has overturned management’s suspension of Sandy Nicoll
Why we should support the SOAS occupation

In defiance of SOAS management's proposed budget cuts, course closures and job losses, students occupied their university. Alex Bewley reports
Students and staff shut down SOAS

The shutdown at SOAS today over the suspension of Sandy Nicoll is a sign of the battles ahead. But it could also be the beginning of a movement against cuts in higher education more generally
'Management out, cleaners in!' - campaigners step up pressure at SOAS

Bringing cleaners in-house at SOAS university, London, is back on the table after protesters crashed a management meeting, reports SOAS student Clare Birkett
Don't deport Jason! SOAS activist victimised for campaigning for cleaners

The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) has refused visa sponsorship to an international student because he campaigned for cleaners’ rights
SOAS staff and students demand Justice for Cleaners

SOAS Justice for Cleaners (J4C) re-launched their campaign this year with a series of successful events over the past week - demanding the cleaning staff are brought in-house
Soas students join international hunger strikes in solidarity with Egyptian detainees

Activists from the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) stage 1,000 hours of hunger in solidarity with Egyptian detainees

SOAS

SOAS

Threat of strike brings victory at SOAS

Unison members at SOAS have won their fight against compulsory redundancies after planning to strike, reports Feyzi Ismail

For a national fight to defend higher education

UCU members report on the fightback at universities under attack by management and have put forward a model motion to show solidarity

Students and staff at SOAS stand up to management attacks

The fightback at SOAS has begun with a student and staff walkout and protest against management's attack on fractionals, reports Shabbir Lakha

SOAS: a call to action to defend education as a public good

After SOAS management's drastic move, never has solidarity been so necessary and unity so possible to defend education, writes Des Freedman

SOAS goes on the attack with major cuts to casual academic staff

Claiming financial distress, SOAS has effectively sacked its precarious academics for the coming year in one fell swoop, reports Elaine Graham-Leigh

The secrets of success: how SOAS cleaners fought and won

The historic victory of SOAS workers after a bold and militant campaign should serve as inspiration for struggles across the public sector, argues Feyzi Ismail.

If you fight you can win: victory for fractional staff at SOAS

The success of the SOAS campaign will hopefully inspire other precarious workers across the sector

SOAS community statement: Apartheid off campus

As Mark Regev prepares to speak at SOAS later this month, students have called a protest against his proposed visit

SOAS cleaners' campaign: 'It's a matter of justice'

SOAS ramps up its campaign to bring the cleaning staff in-house, in a struggle that has received national attention

Limpiadores: SOAS Cleaners' struggle - podcast

Yasmin Dahnoun speaks to Fernando González, whose documentary Limpiadores tells the story of the SOAS cleaners' fight for justice

Sandy Nicoll reinstated at SOAS: the strength of solidarity

Standing together in solidarity at SOAS has overturned management’s suspension of Sandy Nicoll

Why we should support the SOAS occupation

In defiance of SOAS management's proposed budget cuts, course closures and job losses, students occupied their university. Alex Bewley reports

Students and staff shut down SOAS

The shutdown at SOAS today over the suspension of Sandy Nicoll is a sign of the battles ahead. But it could also be the beginning of a movement against cuts in higher education more generally

'Management out, cleaners in!' - campaigners step up pressure at SOAS

Bringing cleaners in-house at SOAS university, London, is back on the table after protesters crashed a management meeting, reports SOAS student Clare Birkett

Don't deport Jason! SOAS activist victimised for campaigning for cleaners

The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) has refused visa sponsorship to an international student because he campaigned for cleaners’ rights

SOAS staff and students demand Justice for Cleaners

SOAS Justice for Cleaners (J4C) re-launched their campaign this year with a series of successful events over the past week - demanding the cleaning staff are brought in-house

Soas students join international hunger strikes in solidarity with Egyptian detainees

Activists from the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) stage 1,000 hours of hunger in solidarity with Egyptian detainees

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Unison members at SOAS have won their fight against compulsory redundancies after planning to strike, reports Feyzi Ismail

UCU members report on the fightback at universities under attack by management and have put forward a model motion to show solidarity

The fightback at SOAS has begun with a student and staff walkout and protest against management's attack on fractionals, reports Shabbir Lakha

After SOAS management's drastic move, never has solidarity been so necessary and unity so possible to defend education, writes Des Freedman

Claiming financial distress, SOAS has effectively sacked its precarious academics for the coming year in one fell swoop, reports Elaine Graham-Leigh

The historic victory of SOAS workers after a bold and militant campaign should serve as inspiration for struggles across the public sector, argues Feyzi Ismail.

The success of the SOAS campaign will hopefully inspire other precarious workers across the sector

As Mark Regev prepares to speak at SOAS later this month, students have called a protest against his proposed visit

SOAS ramps up its campaign to bring the cleaning staff in-house, in a struggle that has received national attention

Yasmin Dahnoun speaks to Fernando González, whose documentary Limpiadores tells the story of the SOAS cleaners' fight for justice

Standing together in solidarity at SOAS has overturned management’s suspension of Sandy Nicoll

In defiance of SOAS management's proposed budget cuts, course closures and job losses, students occupied their university. Alex Bewley reports

The shutdown at SOAS today over the suspension of Sandy Nicoll is a sign of the battles ahead. But it could also be the beginning of a movement against cuts in higher education more generally

Bringing cleaners in-house at SOAS university, London, is back on the table after protesters crashed a management meeting, reports SOAS student Clare Birkett

The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) has refused visa sponsorship to an international student because he campaigned for cleaners’ rights

SOAS Justice for Cleaners (J4C) re-launched their campaign this year with a series of successful events over the past week - demanding the cleaning staff are brought in-house

Activists from the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) stage 1,000 hours of hunger in solidarity with Egyptian detainees