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Chad Two students were arrested for being in possession of pro-reform pamphlet prepared to go to trial. Iran's prominent jailed student activist Maid Tawakoni also permanently banned from any university, and a PhD candidate in the 2009 election campaign, opposition candidates were arrested and subjected to 50 lashes. International Turkmen students have been prevented from returning to his country's immigration officials in neighboring Tajikistan and universities are in danger of being expelled. And Nigeria, the students accused the authorities to ensure their safety after the extremist Islamic group Boo Hiram threatened bomb attacks against the university for failing.

CHAD: student pro-reform than propaganda for trial

Chadian authorities for four months who were allegedly planning pro-democracy protests in the country's two Chadian students this month to face trial, Amnesty International has on the 12th of September.

Biblike Passau Nedoumbayel Nechako Alexis and were arrested by the security forces in May N'Djamena, capital of Chad at a bus stop, the leaflets allegedly calling for peaceful demonstrations against the rule of President Indris Debby ITNO.

They were detained in solitary confinement before being transferred to the central prison in N'Djamena. It's been tortured in custody, however, and his health has deteriorated, as well as the development of serious eye and skin ailments reported.

The students believe that the two documents in their possession at the time of the arrest, in a letter addressed to young people, and a document titled "enough is enough", calling for the reform of Chad and Egypt and Tunisia earlier this year in reference to the popular uprising.

Students are "directly linked to a demonstration in December provocation" in the demonstration were charged and held in jail for six months, although the risk.

Amnesty International, which had access to the documents, argues that the content of the limits of freedom of expression. Chadian organizers students, because of their political commitment by the authorities arrest the suspect, if they were held in a peaceful protest to support this suspicion, would be considered "prisoners of conscience" adding.

Their trial was postponed three times after National Security Agency officials failed to appear in court to testify. The trial was due to start on 15 September.

Iran: Student activist jailed for examination Permanent ban

Maid Tawakoni, a jailed student activist, was sentenced to carry out their studies at any university in the country by an Iranian court for a permanent ban, the Radio Free Europe on September 21. This will apply even after his release,

The verdict handed down, reportedly at the request of the Ministry of Education of Iran, a Tehran Revolutionary Court judge Salivate, known for his tough sentences against political activists.

Tawakoni, who has become the most prominent symbol of Iran's embattled student movement, now eight-and-a-half years, serving a sentence for allegedly insulting Iran's leaders and produce propaganda against the Islamic state.

The University is a member of the General Council of Islamic Association, and the student actors to respect for his outspokenness.

Tawakoni was arrested three times since 2006, was arrested on 7 December 2009 at the latest, giving Tehran a critical speech against the repression of the state of Amir Akbar University student after Day.