Academic Freedom Media Review – August 6-12, 2011

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TOGO: Government yields to student pressure
Tunde Fatunde, University World News, 8/12

Conditions of Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei’s Detention Emerge
Keith Bradsher, The New York Times, 8/12

Ccasu Says not yet contacted by Commission
Frank Namangale, The Nation, 8/12

AAUP Says U. of Virginia Is Giving Group Too Much Access to Climate Researchers’ Documents
Peter Schmidt, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 8/11


Burmese students get long-term benefits on a ‘bamboo campus’
Sarah Cunnane, Times Higher Education, 8/11

China Releases Dissident Blogger, With Conditions
Andrew Jacobs, The New York Times, 8/10

China Banning U.S. Professors Elicits Silence From Colleges Employing Them
Daniel Golden and Oliver Staley, Bloomberg, 8/10

Iran continues to target critical journalists
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Vietnam jails dissident blogger Pham Minh Hoang
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Chile police clash with protesters during student march
BBC, 8/10http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-14459281

University of Swaziland closed by cash crisis
BBC, 8/9

China’s Confucius Institutes in Canada Generate Controversy
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 8/9

Freedom at a Price
Kevin Kiley, Inside Higher Ed, 8/9

Baha’is In Iran ‘Summoned’ To Intelligence Ministry
Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty, 8/9

Bahrain: EI demands release of detained teachers
Education International, 8/9

Package bomb explodes, injures 2 professors at university campus in suburb of Mexico City
Washington Post, 8/8