Students blocked access to Sciences Po Paris, demanding that the institution condemn Israel's actions in Gaza and review its institutional links. The protest echoed campus actions in the United States and elsewhere, and raised questions about freedom of assembly, university neutrality and solidarity with Palestinians. Organizers were not a single homogeneous group; the record centers the student action and its stated demands rather than treating all Jewish or Palestinian students as having one position.
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What did Sciences Po students demand during the 26 April 2024 occupation?
Students blocked access to the campus in solidarity with Gaza and called for institutional action.
The Sciences Po student occupation of 26 April 2024 was unrelated to the war in Gaza.
Students explicitly framed the action as solidarity with Gaza and demanded institutional response.