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UAE: Attacks and Smear Campaign against prominent human rights defender Ahmed Mansoor
Gulf Center for Human Rights, 10/5
Professors and students say higher education reforms a threat to academic freedom
Louise Brown, Toronto Star, 10/4
Syria: Prominent Human Rights Lawyer Abducted
Human Rights Watch, 10/4
UN human rights office speaks out against increasing clamp down on critical voices in Iran
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BBC, 10/2
Freedom with a Capital F: The CLAS Dean Interviews Stanley Fish
Jeremy Teitelbaum, UConn Today, 10/1
Is the Magna Charta Universitatum still relevant?
Lee Adendorff, University World News, 9/30
Fate of Controversial Political-Science Department in Israel May Be Decided Soon
Matthew Kalman, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 9/30