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Important FAZ piece by Andreas Eckert calling attention to "academic prisoners in Teheran".
Fariba Adelkhah & Roland Marchal of @CERI_SciencesPo held hostage by Iranian regime. Adelkhah in hunger strike with K. Moore-Gilbert, another imprisoned researcher.
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Fariba Adelkhah & Roland Marchal of @CERI_SciencesPo held hostage by Iranian regime. Adelkhah in hunger strike with K. Moore-Gilbert, another imprisoned researcher.
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@CERI_SciencesPo Jean-François Bayart calls for suspending all institutional academic cooperation with Iran because of regime taking foreign researchers hostage.
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@CERI_SciencesPo In November Australian-British academic held hostage by Iran "was shown two different decisions to her appeal – one for a 13-month sentence, another confirming original sentence of 10 years" enticing her to sign up as spy in exchange for release
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[Thread] In the case of the imprisoned academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert this is highly irresponsible reporting from @TheSun and a gross misrepresentation of the Sunday Times article it 'reports'. The Times reports that Kylie was researching Iran's relationship with Bahrain's Shi'a
while the Sun reports that Kylie was researching the links between Bahrain's 'Shia Uprising' and Tehran. It may seem subtle to some but there's a big difference. The Sun article is suggesting Kylie was researching Iranian espionage in Bahrain, while the Times is talking about
broader social and cultural ties. The Sun are directly implicating Kylie in what would be considered sensitive activity, and not helping her case, while also misrepresenting the article they report. I suggest you change it @tariqtahir . Also it's not a Shia Uprising... #FreeKylie
