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Economics Professor at Guizhou University – Classes Cancelled – No Explanation

December 24, 2017

Dr. Yang Shaozheng, an Economics professor at the Institute of Economics at Guizhou University, had his classes cancelled without explanation and has been questioned on several occasions by the city police in connection to his writings. CCS urges an end to the harassment of Professor Shaozheng, a return to his classes and to protect his right to pursue his scholarship freely and ... Continue Reading>>

Filed Under: CCS Cases, China Tagged With: Professor, Shaozheng, Yang Shaozheng

Professor at Al-Quds University Administratively Detained Without Charges in Israel

August 5, 2017

Ahmad Qatamesh, a university professor and founder of the Munif Barghouti Research Center in the School of Humanities at Al-Quds University was arrested on May 14th and detained without being charged with a crime for his political opinions and writings.  He has spent over eight years in jail in the past for the same situation over years.  CCS has written the Israeli Minister of Defense requesting ... Continue Reading>>

Filed Under: CCS Cases, Israel Tagged With: Ahmad Qatamesh, Al-Quds University, Israel, Munif Barghouti Research Center, Political Opinions, Political Writings, Professor, School of Humanities

59 Year-Old Electrical Engineer Confined in Jail for Four Years – Hearings Re-Scheduled 20 Times, Finally Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison

May 7, 2017

Dr. Khalil al-Halwachi, a Bahraini electrical engineer has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for nonviolent expressive and associative activity.  Professor al-Halwachi was arrested in September 2014 because of  his association with a political group.  However, his charges did not relate to the group or his involvement with them.  He was charged with “possession of a firearm,” which was found ... Continue Reading>>

Filed Under: Bahrain Tagged With: Academic, Bahrain, Dr. Khalil al-Halwachi, Electrical Engineer, Professor

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