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Tag: Intellectual Freedom

Syrian Books and Journals Return to US

AAUP joins in commending the US Treasury Department for amending the Syrian Sanctions Regulations to permit the publishing and marketing of works by Syrian authors.

April 22, 2015
Categories: Announcements, News Archive, Policy Area Developments

American Publishers and Authors to OFAC: Permit U.S. Publication of Books and Articles From Syria

AAUP joins effort to demand that the US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control revise trade regulations that effectively prohibit American publishers from publishing Syrian authors.

January 22, 2015
Categories: Announcements, News Archive

The Attack on Charlie Hebdo and on Free Expression

The Association joins in condemning terrorist attacks on the offices of the French satirical weekly.

January 7, 2015
Categories: Advocacy & Statements, News Archive

AAUP Supports Net Neutrality Principles

Challenges to open and equitable online access for all users, content, and services threaten the underlying mission of our member publishers.

July 30, 2014
Categories: Advocacy & Statements, News Archive, Policy Area Developments

AAUP Issues Statement on Edwin Mellen Lawsuit

The Association urges the Edwin Mellen Press to withdraw its defamation suit against McMaster University, arising from a university librarian's blog post that was critical of the press.

February 22, 2013
Categories: Advocacy & Statements, News Archive

Government Issues New Regulations on Publications from Cuba, Iran, and Sudan

October 1, 2007
Categories: News Archive

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