How UK universities briefed BAE Systems on pro-Palestine campus protests | Protests News
Thirteen British universities have discussed how to handle pro-Palestine campus protests with the United Kingdom’s largest weapons manufacturer, including ramping up security at events and coordinating responses to criticism. The correspondence between universities and BAE Systems was uncovered in emails and internal documents obtained in a joint investigation by Liberty Investigates and Al Jazeera. Recommended…
Stalked from behind bars: A female reporter’s yearslong fight for safety
“The perpetrator’s lawyer said he had read your petition and even praised it, saying, ‘You really can write. I guess that’s what I’d expect from a journalist.’” Gwak Ah-ram, 47, said chills ran down her spine when she heard those words from her lawyer. The perpetrator was a stalker who had harassed Gwak for years…
Sejong University program helps international freshmen adapt to campus life
Newly enrolled international students pose during the Campus Survival program, organized by the Sejong Korean Language and Culture Education Center, part of Sejong University’s Daeyang Global College, from Sept. 11-25 on the university’s Seoul campus. Courtesy of Sejong University Sejong University said Sunday that its Sejong Korean Language and Culture Education Center, part of Daeyang…
Data Protection Commission steps up compliance checks across key Ghanaian institutions
Dr. Kavaarpuo explained that institutions routinely receive sensitive information from the public, including financial details, medical records, employment information, and children’s personal data. He warned that when such information falls into the wrong hands, individuals may face fraud, discrimination, harassment, and reputational damage.
NDC Western Region Executive Elections: 54 aspirants begin vetting
The exercise is taking place at the party’s regional office in Sekondi, where aspirants have expressed optimism about successfully completing the process
TRIBE Culture Fest challenges Sports Minister to provide evidence for alleged US$611,000 payments, threatens legal action
“We ask the Minister to publicly identify the documentary and transactional basis for the allegation, including the agreement said to create the obligation, the persons said to have made the payments, the identity of the recipient and the basis upon which the money is said to be refundable by TRIBE,” the CEO noted.