Africa Coalition for Academic Freedom- ACAF

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ACAF is a leading advocate for academic freedom in Africa tackling the challenges that prevent African universities and other intellectual establishments from fulfilling their core purpose: the production, dissemination and application of knowledge.

Students at RiskStudents at Risk supports students who due to their human rights’ activism, are «at risk» of being forma...
18/09/2026

Students at Risk
Students at Risk supports students who due to their human rights’ activism, are «at risk» of being formally or de facto denied educational or other rights in their home country.

Students at Risk supports students who due to their human rights’ activism, are «at risk» of being formally or de facto denied educational or other rights in their home country.

✅ Positive Development in Academic Freedom
16/09/2026

✅ Positive Development in Academic Freedom

Free to Think Report by Scholars at Risk
16/09/2026

Free to Think Report by Scholars at Risk

1 year, 382 attacks, 59 global contexts. Across the globe, academic freedom levels deteriorated due to state repression against scholars and students and government overreach in university autonomy. See how attacks on impacted your country:
https://www.scholarsatrisk.org/resources/free-to-think-2026/

Read Scholars at Risk Free to Think 2026 report on academic freedom across the world
15/09/2026

Read Scholars at Risk Free to Think 2026 report on academic freedom across the world

📢SAR’s report is out now! Released on the International Day of , the report documents 382 attacks on across 59 global contexts and finds that the leading threats to in 2026 are violent repression and government interference in .

This past year, scholars and students continued to face targeted attacks, forced disappearances, wrongful imprisonments, and brutal crackdowns on student protest and expression. But governments also undermined university autonomy—censoring curricula, restricting funds on ideological grounds, hampering international education, and more—to impose ideological control onto higher education institutions.

From the to to and beyond, these attacks corrode universities’ ability to serve as sites of democratic discourse and coerce scholars and students into prioritizing political compliance over academic merit and the public good. It is essential that the higher education community, national and international policymakers, and civil society work together to protect academic freedom and the crucial role universities play in a thriving democracy. Learn how by reading the report now: https://www.scholarsatrisk.org/resources/free-to-think-2026/

🆘Highlighted violation of academic freedom
15/09/2026

🆘Highlighted violation of academic freedom

✅ Positive Development in Academic Freedom
15/09/2026

✅ Positive Development in Academic Freedom

🆘 Highlighted Violation of Academic Freedom
14/09/2026

🆘 Highlighted Violation of Academic Freedom

✅ Positive Development in Academic Freedom
14/09/2026

✅ Positive Development in Academic Freedom

STATEMENT: ACAF WELCOMES THE RELEASE OF UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA LECTURER MELKISEDEKI KITUNZI KAIJAGEThe Africa Coalition fo...
14/09/2026

STATEMENT: ACAF WELCOMES THE RELEASE OF UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA LECTURER MELKISEDEKI KITUNZI KAIJAGE
The Africa Coalition for Academic Freedom (ACAF) welcomes the release of Assistant Lecturer Melkisedeki Kitunzi Kaijage of the University of Dodoma (UDOM), who was set free on Thursday, 10 September 2026 by the Dodoma Resident Magistrate's Court.
The release followed submissions by Senior State Attorney Jonathan Chuwa, who informed the court that the Government had no intention of proceeding with the charges of terrorism and economic sabotage brought against Mr. Kaijage, and asked that he be set free provided no other criminal matter stood against him. The Resident Magistrate in Charge, His Worship Denisi Mpelembwa, thereafter ordered his release.
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LETTER TO PRESIDENT OF TANZANIA: RELEASE OF ASSISTANT LECTURER MELKISEDEKI KITUNZI KAIJAGE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMATh...
14/09/2026

LETTER TO PRESIDENT OF TANZANIA: RELEASE OF ASSISTANT LECTURER MELKISEDEKI KITUNZI KAIJAGE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA
The Africa Coalition for Academic Freedom (ACAF) is pleased to know of the release of Assistant Lecturer Melkisedeki Kitunzi Kaijage of the University of Dodoma (UDOM) on Thursday, 10 September 2026.
This follows the filing of a nolle prosequi by the Senior State Attorney before the Dodoma Resident Magistrate's Court. The Government's decision not to proceed with the prosecution of terrorism and economic sabotage charges against Mr. Kaijage subsequently triggered the issuance of the discharge order by His Worship Denisi Mpelembwa, the Resident Magistrate, resulting in Mr. Kaijage's release.
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