Student Protest movement

Struggle of rights The student 's protest movement in the 1960' s started with the idea of ​​a new empowerment of American youth. Students who started the campaign have just returned from "Free Summer" by registering with black voters as supporters of the civil rights movement and converting the principles and methods learned from free ride into problems on campus. I think that these students (mostly white, middle class) are suppressed by the rules of the hegemon university.

Individual and group interviews were held for student protest movement leaders, student representative committee members (SRC), and protest and non protest students. Most of the participants who were interviewed were students, but there were interviews with academic staff, general staff, security officials. Because the focus of the research focused on student opinion and explanation on participation in protests or not participating, university management staff did not receive an interview. It also examined the official social media account archives, news articles, academic information sources and understood how the media covered protests. The main purpose of each report is to prioritize students 'voices and to reveal students' opinions on political, colonization, violence, tension, and contradiction that emerged in the # FeesMustFall campaign.

In this report I will also introduce student protests in 2015 and 2016, especially how the # FeesMustFall campaign formed the essence of South Africa's student protest behavior. Given its achievements, this movement may decline in history and will be debated at the same time as the 1976 student uprising. As Adam Habib (2016) pointed out, "Students have won the Vice President who is about to do it for 10 years in 10 days." The #FeesMustFall campaign succeeded in listening to the government for the realization of free higher education higher education and causing action. This report explains the UL event and its role in the #FeesMustFall campaign.