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Religious Scholar In Iran ‘Summoned To Court’
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 9/9

Into Africa
Doug Lederman, Inside Higher Ed, 9/9

No-brainer: top British scientists may flee funding famine for feasts abroad
Simon Baker, Times Higher Education, 9/9

America’s tenure track derails
Sarah Cunnane, Times Higher Education, 9/9

Scientists Are Optimistic as Appeals Court Lifts Injunction Against Stem-Cell Research
Paul Basken, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 9/9

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For Chinese Academics, ‘Great Fire Wall’ Hinders Networking With Colleagues
Jeff Young, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 9/8

Britain urged to act over Bahrain torture claims
The Guardian, 9/7

Arrest and Alleged Torture of Moroccan Teachers
Network for Education and Academic Rights, 9/6

SOUTH AFRICA: Vice-chancellors, law deans slam bill
Alison Moodie, University World News, 9/5

AUSTRALIA: Quality body to monitor academic freedom
University World News, 9/5