Northwestern Qatar’s compliance with Qatari law exposes university’s contradictions: Analysis – Campus Reform

Article imageNorthwestern admits NU-Q operates under Qatari law, enforcing nondisparagement clauses that restrict journalism, research, and U.S. civil rights protections. These provisions chill academic freedom at the flagship Evanston, Illinois campus, limiting seminars, speakers, and even course design, since testing or acknowledging the restrictions is off-limits.
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I M Intelligent
1 year ago

😮 We see NU with billions in escrow is willing to ignore the Bill of Rights to bow to Q, Muslim country, just to get their $$!
Is America doomed? I am Charlie Kirk, Harper College’s greatest alumni!

Deb
1 year ago

Maybe NW should go after fund from someone else. Quit being pro Muslim and anti semitic. Students should not be forced to take Qatar sanctioned seminars.

Last edited 1 year ago by Deb
frankns
1 year ago

I’m surprised to see this coming to light so many years AFTER Northwestern bent the knee to Qatar. Compliance with “nondisparargment law” goes back 15 or 20 years.

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