RESOURCES

The Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN) issued a statement in September 2026 on the Submission to the Inquiry into the Review of Division 8A of Part 3A of the Crimes Act 1900 (Inciting racial hatred). This response focuses on the interaction between criminal law protections against hatred for vulnerable groups and existing rights and freedom, including the implied freedom of political communication and freedom of religion. To read the full submission, please download the PDF.

Submission: Response to TEQSA Statement of Regulatory Expectations on Adopting a Definition of Antisemitism

Submission: Response to TEQSA Statement of Regulatory Expectations on Adopting a Definition of Antisemitism

The Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN) issued a Submission to Consultation in response to the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency’s (TEQSA)
September 2026 consultation paper 'Statement of Regulatory Expectations: Adopting a Definition of Antisemitism'. We focused comments on the “Definition of antisemitism” and “Governance and accountability” sections of TEQSA’s draft Statement of Regulatory Expectations (SRE). To read the full submission, please download the PDF.

The Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN) issued a Submission to Consultation in response to the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency’s (TEQSA)
September 2026 consultation paper 'Statement of Regulatory Expectations: Adopting a Definition of Antisemitism'. We focused comments on the “Definition of antisemitism” and “Governance and accountability” sections of TEQSA’s draft Statement of Regulatory Expectations (SRE). To read the full submission, please download the PDF.

Anti-Palestinian Racism Preliminary Report (April 2026)

Anti-Palestinian Racism Preliminary Report (April 2026)

This report summarises the interim results from the Anti-Palestinian Racism national register. The register is the first of its kind in Australia, and this report investigates incidents of anti-Palestinian racism perpetrated from 30 November 2025 to 28 February 2026. The report was conducted in line with the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network’s (APAN) efforts to combat anti-Palestinian racism.

This report summarises the interim results from the Anti-Palestinian Racism national register. The register is the first of its kind in Australia, and this report investigates incidents of anti-Palestinian racism perpetrated from 30 November 2025 to 28 February 2026. The report was conducted in line with the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network’s (APAN) efforts to combat anti-Palestinian racism.

Anti-Palestinian Racism Pamphlet

Anti-Palestinian Racism Pamphlet

Download, print, and share this handy resource detailing information on what anti-Palestinian racism is, how it manifests, and how you can report incidents of APR on the national register.

Download, print, and share this handy resource detailing information on what anti-Palestinian racism is, how it manifests, and how you can report incidents of APR on the national register.

A Climate of Fear: An Empirical Report on the Suppression of Speech on Palestine in Australia

A Climate of Fear: An Empirical Report on the Suppression of Speech on Palestine in Australia

A Climate of Fear is the first empirical report into the suppression of speech regarding Palestine in this country. Based on 527 survey responses from academia, healthcare, and the public sector, the findings reveal a systemic culture of silence driven by professional threats and institutional failure.

A Climate of Fear is the first empirical report into the suppression of speech regarding Palestine in this country. Based on 527 survey responses from academia, healthcare, and the public sector, the findings reveal a systemic culture of silence driven by professional threats and institutional failure.

Anti-Palestinian Racism in Australian Schools Report

Anti-Palestinian Racism in Australian Schools Report

Released in September 2025, this ground-breaking report brings together 15 months of testimonies from students, teachers and community members, revealing how anti-Palestinian racism is deployed and normalised in Australian schools and educational settings.

Released in September 2025, this ground-breaking report brings together 15 months of testimonies from students, teachers and community members, revealing how anti-Palestinian racism is deployed and normalised in Australian schools and educational settings.

People’s Inquiry into Campus Free Speech on Palestine

People’s Inquiry into Campus Free Speech on Palestine

The People’s Inquiry was established in response to concerns by activists, academics, students, and lawyers, who believe that the rights of freedom of speech and assembly on Australian university campuses have come under challenge in recent years. Students, university staff, and the general public may be affected by these restrictions.

The inquiry has published an Interim Report outlining some preliminary findings from the over 150 submissions from university staff and students across the country detailing their experiences of censorship, harassment, and intimidation on the basis of their speech or actions in support of Palestine.

Help us combat
anti-Palestinian racism

Your donation helps APAN fund research, reporting pathways, community education, awareness campaigns and advocacy initiatives that expose and challenge anti-Palestinian racism (APR).
By supporting the APR Project, you are helping create safer communities, improve institutional accountability and empower people to recognise, report and respond to racism, creating lasting systemic change.

Help us combat
anti-Palestinian racism

Your donation helps APAN fund research, reporting pathways, community education, awareness campaigns and advocacy initiatives that expose and challenge anti-Palestinian racism (APR).
By supporting the APR Project, you are helping create safer communities, improve institutional accountability and empower people to recognise, report and respond to racism, creating lasting systemic change.

Help us combat
anti-Palestinian racism

Your donation helps APAN fund research, reporting pathways, community education, awareness campaigns and advocacy initiatives that expose and challenge anti-Palestinian racism (APR).
By supporting the APR Project, you are helping create safer communities, improve institutional accountability and empower people to recognise, report and respond to racism, creating lasting systemic change.