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Social media, drug abuse fuelling student indiscipline – Deputy Education Minister

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Social media, drug abuse fuelling student indiscipline – Deputy Education Minister
MyJoyOnline
MyJoyOnline33 mins ago
Social media, drug abuse fuelling student indiscipline – Deputy Education Minister
The Deputy Minister for Education, Dr Clement Apaak, has identified social media, the misuse of mobile phones and the growing abuse of narcotics and other unapproved substances as major factors driving indiscipline among students.
Middle East Eye
Middle East Eye17 hrs ago
Far-right leader defends Muslim student subject to social media hate campaign
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Stuff
Stuff1 days ago
National, Labour, call each other out as social media bill stalemate continues
National needs Labour's votes to pass its social media ban, but the two parties can't even agree on who showed up to read it.
RNZ
RNZ2 days ago
National wants to show Labour the social media ban bill, but 'we can't', education minister says
National needs Labour's support to pass the bill, but the education minister says she still doesn't know if they're allowed to see it.
The Economist
The Economist2 days ago
The Economist is hiring a Deputy Head of Social Media
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The Daily Wire
The Daily Wire🏁 first to report2 days ago
Leftist Student Warns Tommy Robinson He’d Be ‘Cooked’ Without Security At Oxford Union Debate
A tense Oxford Union debate on whether the West is right to be suspicious of Islam erupted into high-stakes confrontation when an Oxford student told far-Right activist Tommy Robinson that he was lucky the university provided security to prevent leftist protesters outside from attacking him. Addressing Robinson, whose