A disturbing number of legislative efforts to limit teaching and studying racism, sexism, and American history represent systematic...

Endangered Scholars Worldwide learned that on October 18, 2021, the Myanmar military, which has been ruling the country since the coup...

Japanese academics have launched a support network to pressure their government to expand provisional measures for their Afghan...

As the government assault on Boğaziçi University continues to escalate, Boğaziçi faculty penned a letter printed below summarizing the...

Victor Orbán-led Hungarian government has continued to increase pressure on opposition parties, civil society, and the media. Freedom of...

The tension between the student protesters and the appointed rector of Turkey’s prestigious Boğaziçi University continues to escalate. On...

Endangered Scholars Worldwide recently learned that Lawrence Muganga, Vice Chancellor of the private Victoria University in Uganda, was...

On September 11, 2021, Turkey’s Constitutional Court, the highest court of the country, came to a decision regarding the individual...

As protests against the illegitimate rector appointment continue in Istanbul, the tension between the Turkish government and Bogazici...

The second round of 97 Bogazici student trials on charges of resistance to law enforcement and bringing guns to a peaceful protest was...

Today marks one-year anniversary of the crackdown on Belarussian students for their nonviolent protests across the country over the...

Endangered Scholars Worldwide recently learned that on July 8, 2021, 59-year-old Abduljalil Al-Singace, former head of the Department of...

BY: RICHARD STONE* Twice the Taliban tried to kill Khyber Mashal**. Its first attempt was in 2009, when the Afghan scientist was working...

Iran, one of the countries most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, has temporarily released around 85,000 prisoners due to the fear of...

On Sunday July 11, 2021 Egyptian security forces arrested Alia Mosallam, a historian and postdoctoral fellow at Germany’s Alexander van...