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An Iranian student warns that the regime is using executions and fear tactics to suppress dissent and control the population.

A former Division I volleyball player advocates for the SCORE Act to reform the chaotic name, image, and likeness (NIL) landscape in college sports.

The UOKiK has imposed penalties on the University of SWPS and Lublin University of Technology for illegally raising tuition fees, allowing affected students to reclaim overpaid amounts.

The principal of a Lithuanian high school, shaken by student protests, suggests that the unrest stems from resistance to change within the school community after her appointment.

An investigation has revealed that the University of Technology Sydney suppressed a student's complaint of sexual harassment, reflecting a broader issue across Australian universities regarding confidentiality clauses that restrict students' support options.

Awoyinfa Opeoluwa, a former student leader, has announced his candidacy for the presidency of the National Association of Nigerian Students, championing student rights and welfare.

A disabled girl in Italy was humiliated and mocked by school staff for requesting assistance to go to the bathroom, leading her to change schools after six months of unmet needs.

A Utah bill mandates public colleges to accommodate students' religious beliefs in academic requirements, pending the governor's approval.

A federal appeals court ruled that a first-grade student from Southern California has First Amendment rights, reviving a lawsuit involving a drawing related to Black Lives Matter.

The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has recommended refraining from religious rituals at school events to protect students' rights.

Barbara Nowacka, Poland's Minister of National Education, asserted that conduct grades in schools will not be abolished, despite characterizing them as outdated.

A Polish student successfully sued her school for the right to be addressed by her chosen name, Wiktoria, highlighting issues of identity and respect in educational settings.

Barbara Nowacka, head of the Ministry of Education in Poland, addressed student concerns at a conference regarding the overwhelming amount of educational material and the need for meaningful learning.

The city of Vantaa has implemented a policy forbidding students from wearing burqas and similar face-covering garments in schools, citing safety and identification reasons.

A student penalized for wearing shorts deemed inappropriate in a gym in Anápolis believes that a judicial decision mandating compensation has an educational purpose.

A Montreal teacher has filed a constitutional challenge against a provincial policy that allows students 14 and older to change their name and pronouns at school without parental consent, claiming her rights were violated when instructed to conceal a student's gender identity from their parents.

Campaigners warn that a new UK ban on student visas from war-torn countries will lead to an increase in illegal boat crossings by asylum seekers.

A Northern Virginia school board has settled with families of two boys suspended for questioning a transgender student in the boys' locker room.

Four military police officers have been removed from a civic-military school in Brasília following allegations that students were forced to do push-ups as punishment for wearing prohibited colors.

Protests erupted at JNU against the Vice-Chancellor's casteist comments, resulting in violence and the arrest of 14 students by Delhi police.

Employees and parents of students are camping outside the city hall in Pilar do Sul, demanding reassessment of the public transportation conditions.

Students at Notre Dame celebrate the withdrawal of an abortion-rights advocate from a leadership role while expressing ongoing concerns about the university's Catholic identity.

The recent protests at Jawaharlal Nehru University led to the arrest of several prominent student leaders, igniting outrage among the student community and faculty.

A school in Brno has decided to allow students to wear sweatpants after an intervention by education inspectors.

There are calls to urgently assist students in Gwangju whose registrations in educational institutions were canceled before the March school year begins.

Columbia University student Ellie Aghayeva was released after being detained by DHS agents who allegedly posed as police officers to enter her apartment.

Columbia University has reported that federal agents allegedly used false pretenses to enter a campus building and detain a student.

The Red Baradari building at Lucknow University has been sealed without prior notice during prayer time, leading to student protests and calls for the reopening of the mosque.

A student in Uttar Pradesh was expelled from school after breaking a pot, with his family alleging a fine of 1,000 rupees was demanded by the school.

Muslim students at Lucknow University have given a 24-hour ultimatum to the administration to unlock the mosque, emphasizing that its access is part of their rights.

The article discusses the ongoing efforts to maintain collaboration with students who have expressed a vote of no confidence.

Students at several Iranian universities protested for the second consecutive day, with clashes reported between demonstrators and counter-protesters.

A horrific case emerged from Gurugram, where a 19-year-old student was brutally tortured by her live-in partner, who set her private parts on fire after taking her hostage for three days.

In Senegal, civil society has formed a collective to critique police brutality following the death of a 21-year-old student, Abdoulaye Ba, during a law enforcement operation.

The trial of 38 students arrested during a police operation at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki has been postponed until May due to a lawyer's technicality.

An additional 30,000 students have joined a legal claim for compensation regarding their university studies affected by the Covid pandemic, increasing the total number of claimants to nearly 200,000.

The Social Democrats emerged victorious in the recent school elections in Denmark, capturing 23% of student votes despite ongoing unpopularity among young voters.

The murder of 23-year-old student Quentin Deranqua in Lyon sparks outrage in France and highlights political tensions surrounding violence and civil rights.

An immigration judge has prevented the deportation of Mohsen Mahdawi, a pro-Palestinian activist and Columbia University student, following his arrest during a citizenship interview.

Jesse Jackson, a key figure in the civil rights movement, has passed away at the age of 84, recognized for his role in connecting activism to mainstream American politics.

Over 170,000 students in England and Wales are suing universities for compensation after their studies shifted to online formats during the pandemic.

The school year in São Paulo has started with a hundred state schools adopting a civic-military model that raises concerns about students' rights and potential discrimination.

Barbara Nowacka criticized the issue of student dress codes, particularly targeting 'falling trousers', amid ongoing discussions about student rights legislation in Poland.

A Polish court has ruled that schools must use the preferred names of transgender students, setting a significant precedent for the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals in educational institutions.

Over a thousand school leaders in Slovakia have raised concerns regarding recently approved education reforms, citing ambiguity, risks to children's rights, and a lack of dialogue with the Ministry of Education.

Students marched in the streets of Venezuela on Youth Day, demanding respect for their rights and the representation of their desires amidst ongoing political unrest.

A high school in Seoul has only partially accepted recommendations from the National Human Rights Commission regarding the regulation of student appearance through a points-based system.

There are concerns for a former Canberra student following claims of his execution in Iran, prompting actions by the Australian government.

A Danish school student argues for lowering the voting age to 16, highlighting the unfairness of younger people being excluded from the electoral process despite having responsibilities in society.

Students and faculty at Bifröst University accuse the administration of pressuring students to secure support for the rector amid concerns over academic freedom.