On April 17, 2022, the State Investigation Agency (SIA) of India, which recently created anti-terror branches in the country’s prominent...

The mysterious death of economist Ayman Hadhoud in custody adds to the long list of blatant human rights violations targeting scholars,...

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, anti-war protests across Russia and the government crackdown to intimidate protesters also...

As the Bogazici resistance marked one year in January 2022, there were protests both in the university and in front of the Silivri Prison...

What has been happening at Boğaziçi University since early 2021 perfectly epitomizes the Erdogan government’s systematic attacks on...

Endangered Scholars Worldwide continues to condemn the ongoing unwarranted detention of Iranian, dual national, and international...

Endangered Scholars Worldwide emphatically condemns the ongoing war in Ukraine perpetrated by Russian military aggression. In order to...

According to Scholars at Risk, detained student Ahmed Samir Santawy’s retrial in Egypt was postponed for the third time to May 9, 2022....

Endangered Scholars Worldwide calls attention to and is opposed to the attempt by the South African Department of Science to caution...

We, members of the American and international academic community, professors and students alike, emphatically condemn the Russian...

Published by Brown News, on March 3, 2022 Brown, in partnership with University in Exile Consortium and Scholars at Risk, is working to...

On January 25, 2022, the Vienna-based Central European University (CEU) held an online conference on academic freedom in Egypt to protest...

Published by Democracy Seminar on February 26, 2022 By: Irena Grudzińska-Gross Author and professor Irena Grudzińska-Gross reflects on...

Endangered Scholars Worldwide is deeply concerned by the ongoing attacks on the freedom of expression in Egypt. As we reported on...

A year after the violent military takeover, clashes between the junta government and the anti-authoritarian opposition continue to...