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NUS apologies for not including Judaism as an option in students' religion questionaire

THE National Union of Students (NUS) was forced to apologise today after it failed to include Judaism as an option in a questionnaire on students’ religion for the second time in six months.

A Jewish student highlighted the omission on social media with a screenshot of the survey, saying the NUS was “forgetting Judaism. Again.”

It showed a question sent to all students which gave the options Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, spiritual, agnostic, atheist, any other religion or belief, other and prefer not to say.

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