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Protests Gaza/Israel

Protests and demonstrations on the UvA campuses have had a significant impact on our academic community. Here you can find an overview of the latest news and other relevant information regarding protests on campus.

Protesting on campus

Protesting is allowed at the UvA, but there are rules in place. The main principle is that protests should be peaceful, and everyone on and around the campus should feel socially and physically safe.
The UvA and international collaboration

The UvA collaborates with many partners both domestically and internationally. One of our principles as an academic institution is that we do not want to be involved in human rights violations or war crimes.
Frequently asked questions about the protests

On this page we provide answers to the questions asked most frequently about the protests. This page is updated regularly.
Our steps as a result of the protest

The events surrounding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the war and what the UvA's response should be, led to a new discussion about research collaboration with third parties.