Pro-Palestine UCLA protesters want to hide their identities in court
- Nine people suing UCLA over its handling of pro-Palestinian protests are asking a judge to let them keep their identities secret, saying they fear harassment, doxxing, violence and even deportation if their names become public.
- The request, filed Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court ahead of a Sept.
- 11 hearing, comes in a lawsuit brought by 33 plaintiffs against the University of California Board of Regents.
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- Nine people suing UCLA over its handling of pro-Palestinian protests are asking a judge to let them keep their identities secret, saying they fear harassment, doxxing, violence and even deportation if their names become public.
- The request, filed Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court ahead of a Sept.
- 11 hearing, comes in a lawsuit brought by 33 plaintiffs against the University of California Board of Regents.
Sources: The Independent