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A Good and Bad Week for Free Speech
Christopher Jon Sprigman, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 1/20
Information update: Scholars at Risk welcomes the release of Vietnamese professor, Pham Minh Hoang; Syrian activist’s brother, Yassin Ziadeh
Scholars at Risk, 1/20
IAEA Rejects Iran Accusation Over Scientist Killing
The New York Times, 1/20
KENYA: Bogus colleges crackdown, 21 charged
Gilbert Nganga, University World News, 1/19
College Groups Back U. of Colorado’s Immunity Claim in Churchill Case
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 1/19
Separating Church and (Iowa) State
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Ideas of Academic Freedom
Scott McLemee, Inside Higher Ed, 1/18
AAUP Balks at CUNY Transfer Initiative
Inside Higher Ed, 1/18
Natural History Museum attacked over links to ‘illegal’ Israeli company
Cahal Milmo, The Independent, 1/17
Young U.S. Citizens in Mexico Brave Risks for American Schools
Patricia Leigh Brown, The New York Times, 1/16
NORTH AFRICA: Democracy vs academic freedom?
Wagdy Sawahel, University World News, 1/15
MALAWI: Lecturers resume work, but tensions persist
University World News, 1/15