Over 115 scholars condemn the Harvard Educational Review's cancellation of a special issue on Palestine as a form of censorship.
Miruna Brosban
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The open letter signed by international scholars criticizes the Harvard Educational Review's decision to cancel a special issue on Palestine, planned to cover topics such as Palestinian education and the impact of the Gaza conflict. The cancellation has been justified by the Review's publisher through a legal review, but the authors see it as a form of anti-Palestinian discrimination and an attack on academic freedom. They point out that all the material had already been edited and contracts signed and the decision sets a dangerous precedent.
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