Miller v University of Bristol – 31.01.2024

Case
Case number
ET/1400780/2022
Country
  • United Kingdom
Case Description

Freedom of speech, Discrimination, Academic Freedom – Concerns the dismissal of a university professor for antizionist teachings – the professor claims unfair and wrongful dismissal – tribunal finds that his antizionists beliefs qualify as a philosophical belief that is protected by law

Section 13 Equality Act 2010; Sections 122(2), 123 (6) Employment Rights Act 1996

Name of Court
Bristol Employment Tribunal
Date of decision
Jan 31, 2024
Subjects
  • Academic Freedom
  • Discrimination
  • Freedom of Speech
Type of Court
  • Court of first instance
Area of Law
  • Civil Law
Year
  • 2024
Generated ID
MJL2055-4019
Geolocation

Latitude: 51.45251

Longitude: -2.59056

Geolocation
Source
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2024/feb/05/uk-professor-suffered-discrimination-due-to-anti-zionist-beliefs-tribunal-rules
PDF
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Link
https://www.judiciary.uk/judgments/miller-v-university-of-bristol/