Drew Pavlou
Drew Pavlou is an Australian human rights activist, and former university senator from the University of Queensland best known for his criticism of the Chinese government and Chinese Communist Party. Pavlou is also known for organising protests on-campus in support of the 2019–20 Hong Kong protests, activism for increased scrutiny around universities' international relationships and against Chinese government policies on Uyghurs and Tibetans. 

In May 2020, he was suspended from the University of Queensland for serious misconduct relating to harassment of staff and students. An appeal of his case by the UQ Sensate Disciplinary Appeals Committee upheld two of the initial charges, however reducing his suspension from two years to one semester. The Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission rejected an application by Pavlou to investigate the university's vice-chancellor, Peter Høj, citing no supporting evidence. Pavlou returned to UQ in early 2021.
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