Unisa gets court order against protesting students
Unisa‚ the latest higher education institution to be hit by disruptions‚ has obtained a court order barring protesting students from disrupting academic activities, notes a TimesLIVE report. Spokesperson Martin Ramotshela said the order restraining protesters from calling‚ supporting‚ encouraging or inciting unlawful behaviour‚ violence‚ the causing of damage to property and from intimidating‚ threatening or harming any employees‚ students‚ service providers or visitors present on Unisa campuses or premises including examination centres. He said the order was as a result of threats and was obtained with the specific purpose of ensuring a safe and peaceful academic environment.
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