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UK: Report by Universities UK, the umbrella group for vice-chancellors: Freedom of Speech on campus (1)

01 February 2011

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UK: Report by Universities UK, the umbrella group for vice-chancellors: Freedom of Speech on campus (pdf). See: Universities must engage and debate with extremists, report says - Vice-chancellors group study calls for colleges not to proscribe controversial speakers and help defend free speech (Guardian, link) and Universities failing to fight extremism, says watchdog - As vice-chancellors reject 'surveillance' of students Lord Carlile demands colleges must identify radicals

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