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Labour drops action against Oxford students accused of antisemitism

Almost a year after the allegations surfaced, senior party officials drop the investigation into claims that students at Oxford University Labour Club used the slur term 'Zio'

January 17, 2017 16:11
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The two members of the Oxford University Labour Club who were accused of engaging in antisemitic acts in front of Jewish students have been cleared by party officials.

Today Labour’s National Executive Committee disputes panel ruled that the investigation into the allegations should be dropped.

It is believed the decision will be formally rubber-stamped by the full NEC in a matter of weeks.

Members of Oxford University Labour Club were claimed to have discussed Zionists rigging British elections, frequently used the abusive term “Zio” and said that European attacks on Jews were justified because of Gaza.