Read more » PHILIPPINES: UP units establish Academic Freedom Committee in campuses University of the Philippines, 3/18 The systemwide campaign for the creation of the Committee on the Promotion and Protection of Academic Freedom and Human Rights (CAFHR) gains further ground with several constituent units establishing academic freedom committees. [...] Read more » KAZAKHSTAN: Former president of Nazarbayev University issues warning Yojana Sharma, University World News, 3/17 The former head of Kazakhstan’s Nazarbayev University (NU), a flagship research university in the Central Asian republic which teaches in English and has many international professors among its staff, has warned that the university’s much lauded academic freedom and institu. [...] Submit a nomination » PALESTINE: Plan Lets Students of Gaza’s Shattered Universities Continue Studies Online Ismail Salama, Al-Fanar Media, 3/16 The Palestinian Ministry of Higher Education said the plan would allow Gazan students whose educations have been disrupted by the Israel-Hamas war to resume their studies at institutions in the West Bank. [...] Read more » UNITED KINGDOM: After being dismissed after complaints from Chinese students, a British professor accused universities of ignoring academic freedom and bowing to money [CHINESE] Wang Gang, VOA Chinese, 3/15 Michelle Shipworth, associate professor at the Bartlett School of Environment, Energy and Resources at University College London (UCL), revealed to the media that a course she htt. [...] Read more » Unless otherwise indicated (such as in articles written by SAR), the language and views contained in the search results reflect those of the originating author and/or publication and do not necessarily represent the views of Scholars at Risk or its members, affiliates, board or staff.
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