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The Guinean student of The Gambia released after two months in prison or under house arrest, following accusations that they were planning an uprising. In the UK and Oxford education has been allowed under freedom of information laws, the already read the secret data on climate change. Ireland's Royal College of Surgeons has come under fire for encouraging staff and students to his medical school Bahrain to become involved in politics and not fight oppression doctors. And Malaysia, South Korea and a student has been arrested after pro-democracy protests.

The Gambia: Guinean student released

The Guinean student of The Gambia released after two months in prison or under house arrest, following accusations that they were preparing a plot against Egypt's days, the llAfrica Profile 5 July.

Moister Diablo, a Guinean Anthropology student at the American University in Cairo (AUC), was arrested on 30 April in Gambia where he was conducting research for his masters thesis on transnational migration.

Diablo accused the Gambian National Intelligence Agency of the threat to national security and to spread revolutionary ideas.

After his arrest, he had been in prison a week and then questions the prisoner. It has been reported that Diablo was persecuted, just because before the Guinean government. On June 28, he was taken into custody where he was told by the government that cases of terrorism were pending against him.

According to Phillip Risk, a friend of Diablo at AUC, were also linked to Egypt's leftist literature in his left plunder led intelligence agency thought Diablo was preparing for Egypt-style uprising against the government Gambian.

After they were released, Diablo said that he was cleared of charges by Gambian intelligence service and that he can leave the country the following day, after Gambian police had completed the last of enlisting his disciples HIV.

UK: Oxford education allowed access to weather data

An Oxford education has been allowed, free information laws, already read the secret data on climate change, the Guardian reported on July 1.

Jonathan Jones, a science professor Oxford University, has been approved by the UK government a lot Commissioner, Christopher Graham, that opportunity data on climate change that the University of East Anglia.

The Guardian said the opportunity "chikukwani- foods and arbitration memorable and will mean that thousands of British researchers must have data with". The decision gives the right to read data and Phil Jones, head of climate Research Unit at University of East Anglia. Research contains more than four million records temperature taken place in 4,000 weather over a period of 160 years.

Jonathan Jones took the case to the principle Commissioner after he rejected a chance Phil Jones' data, which has already been called some of his collaborators. It explained that scientists are struggling to interpret climate change information.