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At least 40 universities discussed Gaza protest activity with police forces or private intelligence organisations.
Thirty-six universities had direct communication with the police.
Thirteen universities discussed protests at meetings with police, including the University of London , Cambridge , and Manchester .
Twenty-eight universities launched investigations against as many as 113 students, and staff investigated for possible disciplinary breaches linked to their pro-Palestinian activism.
Leeds University student was under investigation for "engaging in unauthorised protests and being a member of the encampment" Suffian , 21 , says he felt the university was using its disciplinary process to prevent students from taking part in protests.
Northumbria Police say the right to a lawful protest is a key part of democracy.
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