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In the face of repressive United States government policies targeting academic freedom and higher education institutions, we demand that:

1. US universities and colleges defend academic freedom, due process, and free speech, rather than capitulating in anticipatory obedience by implementing policies that disproportionately target and sacrifice racialized scholars, especially Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian scholars.

2. The US Government ends its repressive measures against academic freedom and higher education.

On Tuesday 4 March 2025, Yale University suspended international law scholar and pro-Palestinian activist Dr Helyeh Doutaghi. Dr Doutaghi is Deputy Director of the Law and Political Economy Project and Associate Research Scholar at Yale Law School. Dr Doutaghi was placed on administrative leave and banned from campus and email access based on information from an artificial intelligence-powered Zionist website that alleged the Iranian-born scholar was a member of a US-designated terror group. Based on these allegations, Yale University launched an interrogation and gave Dr Doutaghi a few hours’ notice to attend. When she asked for more time to consult with legal representation – all while enduring a barrage of harassment, death threats, and online attacks by right-wing supporters of Zionism at a time when she was fasting for Ramadan – the university proceeded within 24 hours to place Dr Doutaghi on administrative leave, revoking email access and banning her from campus. Dr Doutaghi’s suspension occurs amid widespread pressure from university donors and the United States government to silence all critique of Israel at US universities and colleges.

Instead of rushing to capitulate and demonstrate anticipatory obedience, we demand that Yale Law School and other US higher education institutions resist policies that disproportionately target and sacrifice racialized scholars on the altar of bullying donors and governments. Instead, we demand that US higher education institutions protect academic freedom, due process, and free speech against escalating assaults from converging private and public interests. Muslim, Arab, Palestinian, and other racialized scholars and students are subject to disproportionate targeting and harm through racial profiling by right-wing online mobs, and universities are rushing to sacrifice their most vulnerable as low hanging fruit to demonstrate obedience. Such behavior serves to escalate the existing vulnerability of racialized scholars to discrimination, exposing them to increasing social stigma and vigilante violence. There are also longer-term discriminatory impacts as risk averse universities become more reticent to accept racialized scholars and students. 

The US government is attacking fundamental democratic principles of academic freedom, due process, and free speech at US universities. In reaction to widespread protests and encampments in the US over the last eighteen months opposing the genocide in Gaza, the US government has demonized and criminalized campus activism and conducted bipartisan congressional hearings to investigate US universities. The government deploys a broad, vague, and flawed definition of antisemitism to chill all critique of Israeli treatment of Palestinians. Currently, the US government has deployed a multi-agency task force that works in concert with lobbyists, non-profits, social media, and right-wing groups to target campus communities.

For example, the multi-agency task force announced the suspension of USD 400 million in federal funding to Columbia University without providing clear legal bases for this action or providing the University an opportunity to respond. A few days later, on 10 March, the US Department of Education sent letters to 60 colleges and universities warning that they are under investigation for alleged ‘antisemitic harassment and discrimination’, with action against Columbia presumably intended to serve as a warning to other universities. Federal funding to universities from other government departments and agencies including the Department of Agriculture and the Environmental Protection Agency are being frozen based on support for transgender scholars, environmental protection, measures for equality based on race, gender, and sexuality, and various other causes the government disapproves of, which are by no means confined only to alleged ‘antisemitism’. Moreover, there is potential legislation to strip universities, associations, and philanthropic foundations of nonprofit status based on unilateral executive determinations that they have allegedly engaged in vaguely defined forms of support to groups on terrorism blacklists, including through speech or other associational activity.

The US government has also taken steps to target individuals on campuses for immigration enforcement actions based on their pro-Palestinian activity, including using AI to scrape social media and the web to identify targets. For instance, on 8 March, Mahmoud Khalil, a legal resident of the US and activist in pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University during the previous academic year, was seized in the lobby of his residence by US Department of Homeland Security agents and transported to an immigration detention facility in Louisiana. Whatever legal pretexts the government alleges for such arrests, the intent is to use the threat of deportation to deter non-citizens from speaking out in ways the US government dislikes. Moreover, the use of AI in such repressive measures poses a risk to due process given its unreliability as well as the anonymity and lack of accountability it provides to those engaging in smear campaigns and witch hunts. We demand that the US government end its repressive measures against US universities.

Rather than resisting the US government’s efforts to conduct a witch hunt to silence all those with opposing viewpoints, universities such as Yale and Columbia have instead capitulated and facilitated these efforts. Such behavior is unworthy of any academic community and is particularly troubling when coming from law schools that pride themselves on legal excellence, rigor, and commitments to social justice and anti-discrimination. Moreover, higher education institutions such as the ivy league that have historically benefited from racist policies such as settler colonialism, genocide, slavery, and segregation, and have been keen to disavow their past horrors, have a moral duty to stand against such discriminatory laws and policies today instead of enabling them. The government’s repressive measures disproportionately target pro-Palestinian activists, feeding and escalating anti-Palestinian racism. Yet, even prior to any government demands that they do so, some US universities have begun implementing measures in line with US government preferences. For example, multiple universities have begun dismantling diversity and inclusion initiatives and scrubbing related terminologies. Administrators have instituted ad-hoc changes to campus policies to limit free speech, association, and protest. Disciplinary proceedings against students, faculty, and staff who have participated in pro-Palestine protests have intensified, including suspension, degree revocation, and sometimes going so far as expulsion. Rest assured, such anticipatory obedience will not protect higher education institutions from government threats, and only serve to encourage and radically scale up the government’s repressive agenda. In the face of repressive US government policies, we demand that US universities and colleges defend academic freedom, due process, and free speech, rather than capitulating in anticipatory obedience by implementing policies that disproportionately target and sacrifice racialized scholars, especially Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian scholars.

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1. Dr Usha Natarajan, Melbourne Law School.
2. Dr Sujith Xavier, University of Windsor Faculty of Law.
3. Dr John Reynolds, Maynooth University School of Law and Criminology.
4. Dr Fabia Fernandes, FGV São Paulo Law School.
5. Dr Sara Ghebremusse, Western University School of Law.
6. Dr Ivana Isailović, University of Amsterdam Faculty of Law.
7. Dr Grietje (River) Baars, Reader in Law and Social Change, SOAS University of London.
8. Dr Sarah Riley Case, Assistant Professor of Critical Race Theory, Slavery and the Law, and Black Life, McGill Faculty of Law.
9. Dr Vanja Hamzic, Reader in Law, History, and Anthropology, SOAS University of London.
10. Dr Adil Hasan Khan, Melbourne Law School.
11. Dr Brenna Bhandar, Peter A Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia.
12. Dr Tanzil Chowdhury, Associate Professor of Law, Queen Mary University of London School of Law.
13. Professor Mohammad Shahabuddin, Professor of International Law and Human Rights, University of Birmingham.
14. Dr Jay Ramasubramanyam, Assistant Professor, York University.
15. Professor Frédéric Mégret, McGill University.
16. Dr Irina Ceric, University of Windsor Faculty of Law.
17. Professor Laleh Khalili, Al Qasimi Professor of Gulf Studies, University of Exeter.
18. Dr Anastasia Tataryn, Associate Professor, St Jerome’s University at the University of Waterloo.
19. Professor Chaumtoli Huq, Professor of Law, The City University of New York School of Law.
20. Dr Nick Estes, Assistant Professor of American Indian Studies, University of Minnesota.
21. Professor Sahar Aziz, Distinguished Professor, Rutgers University Law School.
22. Dr Emily Jones, Newcastle Law School, Newcastle University.
23. Dr Alice Finden, Durham University.
24. Professor David Palumbo-Liu, Louise Hewlett Nixon Professor, Stanford University.
25. Dr Glen Coulthard, Associate Professor, Political Science and First Nations and Indigenous Studies, University of British Columbia.
26. Dr Julia Dehm, Associate Professor, La Trobe University.
27. Joshua Sealy-Harrington, Associate Professor & Chair of Equality Law, University of Windsor Faculty of Law.
28. Dr Lana Tatour, Senior Lecturer in Global Development, University of New South Wales.
29. Dr Shaimaa Abdelkarim, Assistant Professor, University of Birmingham.
30. Dr Lisa Tilley, Senior Lecturer, SOAS University of London.
31. Dr Liam McHugh-Russell, Assistant Professor, Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University.
32. Dr Leila Kawar, University of Michigan.
33. Dr Immi Tallgren, Docent of International Law, University of Helsinki.
34. Dr Mazen Masri, City St Georges, University of London.
35. Azeezah Kanji, independent legal academic and journalist.
36. Dr Genevieve Renard Painter, Associate Professor, Concordia University.
37. Dr C Tess Sheldon, Associate Professor, University of Windsor.
38. Daniel Rohde, Assistant Professor, University of Windsor.
39. Vincent Wong, Assistant Professor of Law, University of Windsor.
40. Dr Vasanthi Venkatesh, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Windsor.
41. Saranga Ugalmugle, University of Windsor.
42. Dr Jane Ku, Associate Professor, University of Windsor.
43. Ata Hindi, Birzeit Institute of Law/Tulane Law.
44. Dr Shahd Hammouri, Lecturer in International law and legal theory, University of Kent.
45. Professor Dr Sabine Broeck, University of Bremen, emerits.
46. Dr Ramis Örlü, Professor, OsloMet.
47. Guneet Kaur, Doctoral Fellow, Law and Society Institute, Humboldt University Berlin.
48. Dr Stuart Chen-Hayes, Professor, The City University of New York Lehman College.
49. Dr Bettina Fritzsche, Professor, University of Education Freiburg.
50. Dr Hyo Yoon Kang, Reader/Associate Professor of Law, University of Warwick.
51. Yaminay Chaudhri, Critic, School of Art, Yale University.
52. Professor J Benton Heath, Associate Professor, Temple University School of Law.
53. Dr Illan Wall, Lecturer, University of Galway.
54. Dr Davina Bhandar, Associate Professor, Department of Gender Studies, University of Victoria.
55. Dr Anita Girvan, Assistant Professor, Cultural Studies/Environmental Justice, University of British Columbia.
56. Dr Nisha Nath, Associate Professor, Equity Studies, Athabasca University.
57. Dr Sen Raj, Reader in Human Rights Law, Manchester Metropolitan University.
58. Professor Jessica Halliday Hardie, Hunter College and the Graduate Center, The City University of New York.
59. Dr Rita Kaur Dhamoon, Associate Professor, Political Science, University of Victoria.
60. Deniz Gedik, Research Assistant, TU Dresden.
61. Dr Ali Hammoudi, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Windsor.
62. Pierre Cloutier de Repentigny, Assistant Professor, Carleton University.
63. Monica Iyer, Assistant Professor, Georgia State University College of Law.
64. Leo Yu, Associate Clinical Professor, SMU Dedman School of Law.
65. Professor Matiangai Sirleaf, Professor of Law, University of Maryland School of Law.
66. Dr Hussein Rashid, Assistant Dean, Religion and Public Life at Harvard Divinity School.
67. Luca Proietti, PhD Candidate, SOAS University of London.
68. Dr Elyse Crystall, Teaching Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
69. Diego H Alcalá Laboy, Assistant Professor of Law, Albany Law School.
70. Dr Tomaso Ferrando, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Antwerp.
71. Dr Tara Mulqueen, Associate Professor, University of Warwick.
72. Safet HadžiMuhamedović, Research Fellow, Centre for the Sciences of Place and Memory, University of Stirling.
73. Dr Francesca Savoldi, Postdoctoral researcher, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice/Erasmus University.
74. Dr Na’ama Carlin, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, University of New South Wales.
75. Professor Koenraad Bogaert, Associate Professor, Conflict and Development Studies, Ghent University.
76. Dr Andrés Moreira, Postdoctoral Associate, Rutgers University.
77. Shohini Sengupta, PhD candidate, University of New South Wales.
78. Dr Séagh Kehoe, Senior Lecturer, University of Westminster.
79. Gert Van Hecken, Professor, University of Antwerp.
80. Dr Souheir Edelbi, Lecturer, School of Law, Western Sydney University.
81. Professor Deborah M Weissman, Reef C Ivey II Distinguished Professor of Law, University of North Carolina.
82. Dr Honor Brabazon, Associate Professor, St Jerome’s University in the University of Waterloo.
83. Dr Frankie Condon, Professor, University of Waterloo.
84. Dr Nick Riemer, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Sydney.
85. Haris Jamil, University of Melbourne.
86. Professor Omar M Ramahi, University of Waterloo.
87. Ramsi Woodcock, Associate Professor of Law, University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law.
88. Dr Stephen Pascoe, Lecturer in History, University of New South Wales.
89. Dr Faisal Chaudhry, Assistant Professor, University of Massachusetts School of Law.
90. Dr Jordana Silverstein, Senior Research Fellow, University of Melbourne.
91. Professor Christian Sundquist, Professor of Law, University of Pittsburgh, School of Law.
92. Professor Raquel E Aldana, Martin Luther King Jr Professor of Law, UC Davis School of Law.
93. Dr Amrita Shodhan, Sr Teaching Fellow, SOAS University of London.
94. Dr Jasmin Zine, Professor, Sociology & Religion and Culture, Wilfrid Laurier University.
95. Dr Sara Dehm, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney.
96. Dr Susan Brophy, Associate Professor, St Jerome’s University at the University of Waterloo.
97. Jeremiah Chin, Assistant Professor of Law, University of Washington School of Law.
98. Vincent Mousseau, MSW RSW, PhD Candidate, Dalhousie University.
99. Dr Foad Izadi, Associate Professor, University of Tehran.
100. Dr Erin O’Donnell, Senior Lecturer, Melbourne Law School.
101. Dr Margot Francis, Professor, Brock University.
102. Michele Okoh, JD MPH, Assistant Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School.
103. Dr Jessica Whyte, Scientia Associate Professor of Philosophy and Law, University of New South Wales.
104. Professor Deb Cowen, University of Toronto.
105. Dr Asad Kiyani, University of Victoria.
106. Dr Kenneth Hittel, Retired, New School for Social Research.
107. Dr Ayça Çubukçu, Associate Professor in Human Rights, London School of Economics and Political Science.
108. Dr Alice Finden, Assistant Professor of International Politics, Durham University.
109. Dr Nivi Manchanda, Associate Professor (reader), Queen Mary University of London.
110. Dr Rhys Machold, Senior Lecturer in International Relations, University of Glasgow.
111. Dr Alessandra Mezzadri, Reader in Global Development, SOAS University of London.
112. Dr Maja Kutlaca, Associate Professor, Durham University.
113. Maryam Jamshidi, Associate Professor of Law, University of Colorado Law School.
114. Dr Parvathi Menon, SOAS University of London.
115. Dr Rabea Khan, Lecturer, Liverpool John Moores University.
116. Dr Kanad Bagchi, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Amsterdam.
117. Dr Feyzi Ismail, Lecturer, Goldsmiths University of London.
118. Dr Francesco Belcastro, Senior Lecturer, University of Derby.
119. Dr Amna Kaleem, Leverulme Early Career Fellow, University of Sheffield.
120. Sharri Plonski, Senior Lecturer in International Politics, Queen Mary University of London.
121. Dr Rhys Machold, Senior Lecturer, University of Glasgow.
122. Dr Caitlin Schroering, Assistant Professor, University of North Carolina Charlotte.
123. Dr Yussef Al Tamimi, Assistant Professor of Law, Central European University.
124. Dr Jay Ramasubramanyam, Assistant Professor, York University.
125. Dr Ethel Tungohan, Associate Professor, Department of Politics, York University.
126. Professor Myroslaw Tataryn, Professor Emeritus, St. Jerome’s University.
127. Professor Audra Mitchell, Wilfrid Laurier University.
128. Dr Sara Cheikh Husain, Deakin University.
129. Sara Ali, PhD Student, University of Toronto.
130. Margaret H Zhang, Assistant Professor, Widener University Delaware Law School.
131. Dr Rohan Kalyan, Associate Professor, Virginia Commonwealth University.
132. Dr Mariam Georgis, Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University.
133. Dr Heba Youssef, Senior Lecturer, University of Brighton.
134. Dr KD Thompson, Professor of Religious Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
135. Professor Mohammad Fadel, Professor of Law, University of Toronto Faculty of Law.
136. Professor Emmanuel Mauleón, Associate Professor of Law, University of Minnesota Law School.
137. Professor Liliana Zaragoza, Associate Clinical Professor of Law, University of Minnesota Law School.
138. Professor Charles E Butterworth, Emeritus Professor, University of Maryland, College Park.
139. Dr Aneta Brockhill, Senior Lecturer in International Relations, University of Exeter.
140. Dr Aggie Hirst, Reader in International Relations, King’s College London.
141. Ibtehal Hussain, Visiting Lecturer, University of Westminster.
142. Dr Nick Bernards, Associate Professor, Global Sustainable Development, University of Warwick.
143. Dr Asad Zaidi, Lecturer, University of Westminster.
144. Dr Aoileann Ní Mhurchú, Senior Lecturer in International Politics, University of Manchester.
145. Professor Tanya Serisier, Professor of Feminist Theory, Birkbeck, University of London.
146. Dr Zahra Hussain, PhD student/Plastic Surgery resident, University of Cambridge.
147. Luqma Onikosi, Doctoral student, University of Brighton.
148. Dr Thembi Luckett, Research Fellow, Durham University.
149. Alex Sandro da Silveira Filho, PhD Student, Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos.
150. Professor João Roriz, Federal University of Goiás.
151. Dr George Forji Amin, Lecturer in Law, University of Greater Manchester.
152. Professor Priya Gupta, McGill University, Faculty of Law.
153. Dr David Wearing, Assistant Professor, University of Sussex.
154. Shubranshu, University of Exeter.
155. Professor Stepan Wood, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Law, Society & Sustainability, Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia.
156. Dr Kalika Mehta, Postdoctoral Researcher, Humboldt University of Berlin.
157. Professor Cecilia Bailliet, University of Oslo Norway.
158. Dr Desiree Poets, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Virginia Tech.
159. Dr Pheroze Unwalla, Associate Professor, University of British Columbia.
160. Dr Alberto Toscano, Simon Fraser University.
161. Dharminder Chuhan, Branch Chair, Sandwell College of FHE.
162. Dr Amira Abdelhamid, Research Fellow, University of Sussex.
163. Professor Antony Anghie, SJ Quinney School of Law, University of Utah.
164. Professor Nicholas Thoburn, University of Manchester.
165. Professor Esther McIntosh, Professor of Feminist Theology and Ethics, York St John University.
166. Dr Alexandre Campsie, University of Manchester.
167. Oreva Olakpe, Senior Research Fellow, Toronto Metropolitan University.
168. Dr Sara Ghebremusse, Chair in Mining Law and Finance, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Western Ontario.
169. Dr Elena Stavrevska, University of Bristol.
170. Professor Dr Janne Nijman, Professor of International Law, Geneva Graduate Institute | University of Amsterdam.
171. Professor Nico Krisch, Professor of International Law, Geneva Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies.
172. Dr Jenna Marshall, Lecturer, King’s College London.
173. Rohi Jehan, University of Manchester.
174. Dr Nicolas Lamp, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Queen’s University.
175. Aine Bennett, Royal Holloway, University of London.
176. Dr Shirin Saeidi, Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the Middle East Studies Center, University of Arkansas.
177. Kat Osborne, PhD student, Royal Holloway, University of London.
178. Dr Valentina Baiamonte, PhD alumni, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies.
179. Dr Eeva Sointu, Associate Professor, York St John University.
180. Professor Maria Aristodemou, Professor of Law, Emerita, Birkbeck, University of London.
181. Henry Snowball, PhD researcher, Royal Holloway, University of London.
182. Professor Nicola Pratt, Professor of the International Politics of the Middle East, University of Warwick.
183. Dr Paul Gilbert, Reader in Development, Justice and Inequality, University of Sussex.
184. Dr Cait Storr, Senior Lecturer, Melbourne Law School.
185. Dr Ibrahim Bechrouri, Adjunct Assistant Professor, The City University of New York.
186. Dr Simon Behrman, Associate Professor of Law, University of Warwick.
187. Dr Paola Rivetti, Associate Professor, Dublin City University.
188. Professor Karima Laachir, Australian National University.
189. Dr Asha Kaushal, Associate Professor, Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia.
190. Professor Flagg Miller, University of California, Davis.
191. Professor Muhammed Haron, International Peace College of South Africa.
192. Dena Kirpalani, PhD researcher, IHEID.
193. Professor Andrew Douglas, Professor and Chair of Political Science, Morehouse College.
194. Dr Birgit Poopuu, Associate Professor, Tallinn University.
195. Dr Dylan Lino, University of Queensland.
196. Dr Toni Čerkez, Lecturer, Tallinn University.
197. Dr Fajri Matahati Muhammadin, Lecturer, International Law Department, Faculty of Law, Universitas Gadjah Mada.
198. Dr Sissy Katsoni, Postdoctoral Researcher, Tilburg University.
199. Professeur François Crépeau, Faculty of Law, McGill University.
200. Dylan Asafo, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of Auckland.
201. Seema Saifee, Assistant Professor of Law, Rutgers Law School.
202. Sumedha Choudhury, PhD candidate, University of Melbourne.
203. Tiba Fatli, Esq., Civil rights lawyer.
204. Dr Elise Klein, Associate Professor, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University.
205. Dr Steve Fernandez (institution undisclosed due to risk of sanction).
206. Rita Wong, Associate Professor, Emily Carr University of Art and Design.
207. Manushi Yami Bhattarai, Lecturer, Nepal Open University.
208. Dr Griffin Epstein, Professor, George Brown College.
209. Dr Dorothy Makaza-Goede, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Hamburg.
210. Astrid Jamar, Researcher, University of Antwerp.
211. Professor Goldie Osuri, Professor of Sociology, University of Warwick.
212. Dr Abu Zafar, Independent Researcher.
213. Miriam Heipertz, PhD candidate, University of Amsterdam.
214. Professor Deborah McDowell, Alice Griffin Professor of Literary Studies, University of Virginia.
215. Anamika Misra, Teaching Associate, University of Bristol Law School.
216. Dr Rahul Rao, Reader in International Political Thought, University of St Andrews.
217. Dr Theresa Schilling, University College Dublin.
218. Dr So Mayer, Independent Researcher.
219. Khaled El Mahmoud, PhD Candidate and Research Assistant, University of Potsdam.
220. Dr Aydogan Kars, Senior Researcher, Monash University.
221. Anna Sophia Tiedeke, Research Fellow, Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law.
222. Dr Afaf Jabiri, Senior Lecturer, University of East London.
223. Dr Ajay Parasram, Associate Professor, Dalhousie University.
224. Dr Malek Abisaab, Associate Professor, McGill University.
225. Dr Neil Balan, Assistant Professor & Contract Faculty Member, Saint Mary’s University & Dalhousie University, Kjipuktuk.
226. Professor Sari Hanafi, Professor of Sociology, American University of Beirut.
227. Dr Samer Shehata, Associate Professor, University of Oklahoma.
228. Professor Gary Fields, University of California, San Diego.
229. Dr Juan M Amaya-Castro, Associate Professor, Universidad de los Andes.
230. Professeure Hélène Mayrand, Faculté de droit, Université de Sherbrooke.
231. Dr Abdullah Nasir, Assistant Professor, Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University.
232. Sahiba Maqbool, Casual Academic, La Trobe University
233. John Palmer, Associate Professor, Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
234. Professor Dianne Otto, Professorial Fellow, Melbourne Law School.
235. Professor Jonathan Langdon, Professor and Canada Research Chair, St Francis Xavier University.
236. Dr Angela Last, Lecturer in Human Geography, University of Leicester.
237. Dr Siddharth Tripathi, University of Erfurt.
238. Adv Vaishnavi Bhargava, Indian Lawyer, Bar Council of India.
239. Dr Lilly Markaki, Assistant Professor, Royal Holloway, University of London.
240. Praggya Surana, Assistant Professor, Jindal Global Law School, PhD candidate, Geneva Graduate Institute.
241. Farzad Fallah, PhD Candidate, Geneva Graduate Institute.
242. Jo Bluen, London School of Economics, South African Jews for a Free Palestine.
243. Dr Saajidha, Lecturer in Social Justice Education, University of KwaZulu-Natal.
244. Dr Kharnita Mohamed, University of Cape Town.
245. Dr Leon Sealey-Huggins, Assistant Professor, University of Warwick.
246. Professor PS Zachernuk, Associate Professor, Dalhousie University.
247. Dr Asma Atique, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Toronto Metropolitan University.
248. Dr Anna Selmeczi, Senior Lecturer, University of Cape Town.
249. Dr Theresa Ulicki, Dalhousie University.
250. Davidzo Elizabeth Dhumbura, PhD student, Geneva Graduate Institute.
251. Dr Sonya Cotton, Sutherland School of Law, Jews for Palestine – Ireland.
252. Jeremy F Walton, Research Group Leader, University of Rijeka.
253. Nika Mahnic, Queen Mary University of London.
254. Dr Amanda Byer, Researcher, University College Dublin.
255. Dr Amy Strecker, Associate Professor, University College Dublin.
256. Sinéad Mercier, PhD Researcher, University College Dublin.
257. Dr Rabiat Akande, Associate Professor, University of Maryland.
258. Aman, HDR Candidate, University of New South Wales.
259. Prachi Agarwal, PhD candidate, University of Amsterdam.
260. Dr Richard Joyce, Senior Lecturer, Melbourne Law School.
261. Professor Luis Eslava, Professor of International Law, La Trobe Law School, La Trobe University.
262. Danya Reda, Law Professor, Wayne State.
263. Dr Saptarishi Bandopadhyay, Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University.
264. Hanan Sahmoud, LLM candidate, University of Melbourne.
265. Dr Nairita Roy Chaudhuri, Research Fellow, Tilburg University.
266. Dr André Dao, Melbourne Law School.
267. Dr Remi Joseph-Salisbury, Reader in Sociology, University of Manchester.
268. Prabha Natarajan, Monash University Alumni, BSc/BE Biomedical Engineering.
269. Dr Kathryn Medien, Lecturer in Sociology, The Open University.
270. Katherine Newman, PhD Candidate, University of New South Wales.
271. Professor Dr Thomas Spijkerboer, Research Professor of Migration Law, Ghent University.
272. Sophie Bols, PhD researcher, Ghent University.
273. Lore Roels, PhD researcher, Ghent University.
274. Raoul Rombouts, PhD researcher, Ghent University.
275. Liselot Casteleyn, PhD researcher, Ghent University.
276. Devanshi Saxena, PhD researcher, University of Antwerp.
277. Professor Dr Sami Zemni, Head of Department Conflict & Development Studies, Ghent University.
278. Maha Abdallah, Graduate teaching & research assistant, University of Antwerp.
279. Dr Adel Iskandar, Associate Professor, Director of Centre for Comparative Muslim Studies (CCMS), Simon Fraser University.
280. Professor Vicki Squire, Professor of International Politics, University of Warwick.
281. James Eastwood, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, Queen Mary University of London.
282. Professeur Rémi Bachand, Université du Québec à Montréal.
283. Dr Manjeet Ramgotra, Senior Lecturer, SOAS University of London.
284. Professor Dr Julien Pieret, Professor in Public Law, Université libre de Bruxelles.
285. Professor Jutta Weldes, Professor of International Relations, University of Bristol.
286. Amrita Shodhan, Senior Teaching Fellow, SOAS University of London.
287. Dr Adrian Smith, York University.
288. Professor Dr Jason Haslam, McCulloch Professor of English, Dalhousie University.
289. Professor Julia Sallabank, Professor of Language Policy and Revitalisation, SOAS University of London.
290. Professor Gökhan Güneysu, Anadolu University Law Faculty.
291. Professor Dr Ingo Venzke, University of Amsterdam.
292. Dr Nick Caddick, Associate Professor of Political Sociology, Anglia Ruskin University.
293. Professor Dr Ellen Desmet, Migration Law Research Group.
294. Dr Rose Sydney Parfitt, Senior Lecturer, Kent Law School.
295. Zander Pellegrino, Yale Alumni 2020; VA Field Manager, Chesapeake Climate Action Network.
296. Matthew Zagor, Associate Professor, Australian National University.
297. Malini Chidambaram, PhD student, Melbourne Law School.
298. Dr Tim Lindgren, Amsterdam Law School.
299. Dr Michelle Staggs Kelsall, Senior Lecturer, SOAS University of London.
300. Professor Dr Francisco Vidal Castro, Universidad de Jaén.
301. Professor Neve Gordon, Professor of International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Queen Mary University of London.
302. Dr Svati P Shah, University of Massachusetts Amherst.
303. Professor Chandra Talpde Mohanty, Distinguished Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies, Syracuse University.
304. Jamil Dakwar, Adjunct Professor, New York University and Hunter College.
305. Emmaia Gelman, Director, Institute for the Critical Study of Zionism.
306. Kevin Winkler, Math curriculum developer, CUNY Start, The City University of New York.
307. Dr Christopher Stone, Associate Professor of Arabic, Hunter College (The City University of New York).
308. Professor Lisa Hajjar, Professor of Sociology, University of California Santa Barbara.
309. Dr Kate Leader, Senior Lecturer in Law, Queen Mary, University of London.
310. Dr Veronica Corcodel, Assistant Professor, NOVA School of Law.
311. Professor Manzar Foroohar, History Professor Emerita, California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly) San Luis Obispo.
312. Faisal A Bhabha, Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University.
313. Professor Grace Kyungwon Hong, UCLA.
314. Veronica Øverlid, Researcher, VID Specialized University.
315. Dr Eunjung Kim, Associate Professor, Syracuse University.
316. Dr Péter D Szigeti, Associate Professor of Law, University of Alberta / Turku Institute for Advanced Studies.
317. Dr Aren Aizura, Associate Professor and Chair of Gender Women and Sexuality Studies, University of Minnesota.
318. Professor Gustavo Gozzi, University of Bologna.
319. Professor Jean Beaman, The City University of New York Graduate Center.
320. Professor Dr Fawzia Afzal-Khan, Professor and University Distinguished Scholar, Montclair State University and Princeton University.
321. Professor Germán Medardo Sandoval Trigo, Faculty of Law, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
322. Professor Roderick A Ferguson, Yale University.
323. Professor Mike Gill, Syracuse University.
324. Professor David Pellow, Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies, University of California Santa Barbara.
325. Dr Mostafa Haider, Lecturer, Curtin University.
326. Professor Dr Penelope Simons, Professor and Gordon F Henderson Chair in Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa.
327. Dr Irene Siegel, Hunter College.
328. Professor Dr Prabhakar Singh, BML Munjal University.
329. Professor Emmanuelle Tourme-Jouannet, Professor of International Law, Sciences Po Law School.
330. Professor Ignacio Forcada, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha.
331. Dr Jeff Handmaker, Associate Professor, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
332. Professor Angel Sanchez Legido, Catedrático of Public International Law, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha.
333. Dr Susan Blackwell, Researcher, Universiteit Utrecht.
334. Hanan Sabea, Associate Professor of Anthropology, American University in Cairo.
335. Dr Nadena Doharty, Associate Professor in Sociology, Durham University.
336. Professor Antonio Fernández Tomás, Catedrático (Ordinary Professor of Public International Law), Universidad de Castilla- La Mancha.
337. Dr Siobhán Airey, Assistant Professor, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
338. Dr Sharmin Tania, Senior Lecturer, Curtin Law School.
339. Professor Daniel Bendix, Professor, Friedensau Adventist University.
340. Dr Sai Englert, Assistant Professor, Leiden University.
341. Alison Wiggins, Lecturer in Education, University College London.
342. Dr Issam Aburaya, Associate Professor, Department of Religion, Seton Hall University.
343. Emily Kidd White, Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University.
344. Professor Frank Deale, Professor of Law, The City University of New York Law School.
345. Professor Maja Janmyr, University of Oslo.
346. Dr Zoulika Lamamra, Senior Lecturer in Marketing, Teesside University.
347. Dr Andy Divers, Research Fellow, Teesside University.
348. Alex Biwott, Student and Library Services Assistant, University of Teesside.
349. Dr KR Moore, Senior Lecturer, Teesside University.
350. Professor Dr Angela Cameron, University of Ottawa Faculty of Law.
351. Katie Burton, Student and Library Services Assistant, Teesside University.
352. Kaye Elling, Senior Lecturer, Teesside University.
353. Dr Carl Clare, Senior Lecturer, University of Hertfordshire.
354. Professor Jamie Liew, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa.
355. Professor Vanessa Ballesteros Moya, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha.
356. Dr Airton Ribeiro, Researcher, Scuola Superiore Meridionale.
357. Dr Claiton Fyock, Assistant Professor, University of Essex.
358. Professor Dr Alexis Shotwell, Carleton University.
359. Dr Eric Loefflad, Lecturer in Law, University of Kent.
360. Dr Fabia Fernandes Carvalho, Lecturer in International Law, FGV São Paulo School of Law.
361. Dr Nina Farnia, Assistant Professor of Law, Albany Law School.
362. Professor Julie Carlson, University of California Santa Barbara.
363. Professor Dr David Black, Dalhousie University.
364. Professor Sarah Nouwen, European University Institute.
365. Professor Dr Alex Khasnabish, Mount Saint Vincent University.
366. Professor Dr Frank Emmert, Indiana University. (not speaking on behalf of the university)
367. Dr Sarah Berger Richardson, Associate Professor, Section de droit civil, University of Ottawa.
368. Emma Alison Shotton, Senior Student Support Assistant, Teesside University.
369. Marilyn Clarke, Chief Librarian, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London.
370. Distinguished Professor Beth Stephens, Rutgers University Law School.
371. Professor David Crockett, Professor of Marketing, University of Illinois Chicago.
372. Professor Alison Gash, Political Science, University of Oregon.
373. Professor David Lloyd, Distinguished Professor of English Emeritus, University of California, Riverside.
374. Professor Leigh Kimberg, MD, Professor of Medicine, University Of California, San Francisco.
375. Professor Guilherme Vasconcelos Vilaça, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México.
376. Dr Antoine Duval, Senior Researcher, Asser Institute.
377. Dr Mattia Colli Vignarelli, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in International Law, University of Turin.
378. Konstantina Karagkouni, Junior Researcher, Utrecht University.
379. Milan Tahraoui, PhD Candidate/Research Associate, Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne University/Centre Marc Bloch.
380. Tikumporn Rodkhunmuang, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Law, University of Geneva.