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Student Voice: Challenging Hamza Tzortzis at Oxford Brookes

Posted on October 28, 2015November 20, 2018 by Editor

The argument often used when extreme or intolerant speakers appear on campus is that it exposes their views to challenge from students, but in our experience this doesn’t happen often enough. Here, Harvir Dhillon, the president of Oxford Brookes University Quilliam Society, details his attempts to do so when Hamza Tzortzis appeared on campus. All […]

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