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On appeal, employment appeal tribunal affirms that “anti-Zionism” is a protected “philosophical belief” under UK law

We noted the case of Professor Miller at the University of Bristol a couple of years ago. The appeals tribunal has now concurred with the lower tribunal’s ruling that “anti-Zionism” is protected under the UK Equality Law (see paragraphs 132 ff. in the opinion).

(Thanks to Joe Cairns for the pointer.)

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