AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCampus Rights: Jamia Millia Islamia students in India entered a seventh day of hunger strikes, demanding restoration of their union and reversal of disciplinary action; the university closed two libraries amid the protests. Research Links: A survey of Chinese-heritage academics in Australia found that security policies have led many to avoid or scale back China-related research partnerships, with nearly three-quarters saying the rules affected their work. Student Safety: China sentenced six people over lead-tainted kindergarten food that sickened more than 200 children, renewing scrutiny of safeguards in early education. Digital Access: India’s Supreme Court affirmed children’s right to internet access, a ruling with implications for learning and online safety. Regional Disruption: Wildfire haze across Southeast Asia has forced school closures and driven families to seek clean-air equipment. Learning and Wellbeing: Japan’s latest PISA results offer a caution for high-performing systems: strong achievement should not come at the expense of students’ and teachers’ wellbeing.
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