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University of Sussex wins court challenge to overturn £585,000 freedom of speech fine

The University of Sussex has won a High Court challenge against a record £585,000 fine issued by the Office for Students (OfS) over its trans and non-binary inclusion policy, which the regulator claimed had a chilling effect on free speech. The judge ruled the OfS followed a biased, flawed process—including misclassifying the policy as a governing document and closing its mind to counterevidence—raising concerns about the regulator's impartiality amid new UK university freedom of speech laws.

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freedom of speechuniversity finetrans and non-binary inclusion policyOffice for StudentsKathleen Stockacademic freedomUK universitiesHigh Court rulingregulatory bias

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University of Sussex wins court challenge to overturn £585,000 freedom of speech fine

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