Endangered Scholars Worldwide.

WAR crimes; STUDENT activism; SCHOLARS; WAR; BOYCOTTS

The article discusses the increasing threats to academic freedom and the safety of scholars, students, and academic staff worldwide. It highlights the expansion of Endangered Scholars Worldwide (ESW) as an online publication under the New University in Exile Consortium, which aims to create a supportive intellectual community for threatened scholars. The article specifically focuses on the impact of the Gaza crisis on academic freedom, with reports of arrests, restrictions on movement, and raids on university campuses in Palestinian territories and Israel. It also mentions the repercussions of the conflict on university campuses in the United States, Europe, and the United Kingdom, including cases of censorship and self-censorship. ESW calls for universities to protect academic freedom and promote free intellectual exchange. [Extracted from the article]

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