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McInnis has joined over 360 university leaders in a powerful statement opposing what they describe as “coercive” tactics employed by the government concerning higher education. The statement specifically highlights concerns regarding the manipulation of research funding and the deportation of student protesters, which the leaders argue undermines academic freedom and the integrity of educational institutions.
The signatories emphasize that such actions threaten the independence of universities and the rights of students to express their views freely. They call for a commitment to uphold the principles of academic freedom and to protect the rights of individuals within the academic community. This collective stance reflects a growing unease among educators about the increasing influence of government policies on the educational landscape.
As debates continue over the role of government in higher education, this statement serves as a rallying cry for those who believe in the necessity of preserving autonomy within academic institutions and safeguarding the voices of students.
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