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[…]by security forces of two sit-ins in Cairo and other protests across Egypt which left up to 1,000 people dead in a single day. When the protest turned violent they took refuge in a nearby mosque. At least 97 people were killed as a result of reckless use of force by the Egyptian security forces. On 17 August 2013, they were all arrested and taken to […]
[…]make sure that your SU promotes responsible drinking throughout the year, and not just for one event. Don’t preach to students – make your message positive and interesting. Don’t just hand out leaflets to tick an “alcohol awareness” box. It’s a really important message to send to students, so do your best to make your activity as engaging as possible. Don’t promote risky behaviour or binge-drinking through irresponsible drinks promotions, events, etc. at any point during the year. At the planning stage contact the MEAS Advisory Service to help ensure that alcohol-related events and promotions are run in accordance with […]
