Ian Jauslin

Human rights session

120th Statistical Mechanics Meeting, 2018, Rutgers University, New Jersey, USA

Overview of the events: Free to Think 2016 published by Scholars at Risk.
The original text of the petition: We will not be a party to this crime.
List of articles about the prosecution of academics from the Turkish news agency Bianet. The most recent article usually gives an overview of the state of the trials, and reports the number of trials held, as well as the number and nature of convictions.
Statement by Ayse Erzan detailing the reasons for the petition.
News article about Erzan's hearing and sentencing.

Article written by colleagues of Djalali on his career: Ahmadreza Djalali: questions everyone must ask by Francesco Della Corte, Frederick M Burkle Jr, Alba Ripoll Gallardo, Luca Ragazzoni, The Lancet, volume 389, number 10084, page 2101, doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(17)31303-X, 2017.
Amnesty International articles: Iran: Prominent academic sentenced to death after grossly unfair trial and Iran: Upholding academic’s death sentence in secret shows utter contempt for right to life.

Human Rights Watch article: Saudi Arabia: Detained Women Reported Tortured.
Amnesty International article with more details on the allegations of torture (the scholars are not named in this article): Saudi Arabia: Reports of torture and sexual harassment of detained activists
Washington Post article with portraits of the activists: Meet the Saudi women who advocated for the right to drive -- and are paying dearly for it

Most of the information comes from the SRF website, and the Institute for International Eduction history page.
A complete list of the scholars helped by the Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced Foreign Scholars is available here.