Overview

• The TSJA annulled the UGR’s May 17, 2024 suspension of academic and scientific collaborations with Israeli institutions, ordered reconsideration, and imposed €1,500 in costs.
• It reversed a March 2025 ruling by Granada’s Administrative Court No. 3 that had upheld the university’s measure.
• The court held the suspension discriminatory and contrary to fundamental rights, ruling that university autonomy cannot justify measures that stigmatize or exclude affected students and staff.
• ACOM brought the case and the Prosecutor’s Office supported the appeal, arguing the agreement unlawfully targeted people linked to Israeli universities without objective justification.
• APDHA and the Red Universitaria por Palestina announced a cassation appeal to the Supreme Court, and the University of Granada said it is studying its own challenge.