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Iraq: Protest Organizers Beaten, Detained
Human Rights Watch, 6/2
Sri Lanka’s army: In bigger barracks
The Economist, 6/2
Charge Against Professor Raises Questions About Academic Freedom in Thailand
Newley Purnell, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 6/1
Bahrain’s ‘progressive’ influence
Ali M. Latifi, Al Jazeera, 6/1

Return to Cuba
Elizabeth Redden, Inside Higher Ed, 6/1
Malawian professors fight for academic freedom
Michelle Dobrovolny, Radio Netherlands, 5/31
Asylum seekers barred from university
Harriet Swain, The Guardian, 5/31
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The Chronicle of Higher Education, 5/31
CHINA: Access to overseas research disrupted
Yojana Sharma, University World News, 5/29
AFRICA: Terrorist threat hampers research in Sahel
Yojana Sharma, University World News, 5/29
CHINA: Setback for reforms at new university
Linda Yeung, University World News, 5/29
The UN’s painful silence on Syria
Radwan Ziadeh, New York Daily News, 5/27
Scientists face trial over earthquake deaths
Nicola Nosengo, Nature, 5/26
EHU supports those recently convicted
European Humanities University, 5/25