International: Education rights intelligence on the earth

Senior Chinese explorer Jin Oxide punishment has been 14 years in prison for allegedly leaking information to foreign intelligence agencies about the health of North Korean leader. In Turkmenistan, the government slap oppression University, to give any. Malaysia Education Ahmad Faze Abdul Humid and two other people to be free of banned religious literature, and Saudi Arabia 119 students and activists have called for a flood plan. In Belarus and lecturer and student to be in prison for the mass protests following December's disputed presidential.

China: education tied to a leak of Kim Jong-Il’s health

Jin Oxide, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' Institute of Japanese Studies, has been punishment 14 years in prison for allegedly leaking information to South Korean and Japanese intelligence agencies about the health of Kim Jong-Il, the North Korean leader, Chosen Ibo Profile 28 February.

Oxide was arrested at the beginning of 2009, after speaking about the health of Kim Jong-Il and sent Chinese medicine doctors. He was given the power to become guilty of spying for the South Korean and Japanese intelligence bodies and bribe them.

Xidex he denied the charge, saying its work, including speaking about the South Korean and Japanese organizations and journalists, were fines related to his academic work in research and vice director of the Institute of Japanese Studies.

As a specialist in international relations Xidex, who founded the Chinese Korea, was the most important comments on North Korea nuclear talks Sino-Japanese ties newspaper Korea Times.


Turkmenistan: the growing control of teachers and university

The Turkmen translation of the Holy Scriptures security officials have increased control in high school and university teachers and students, Radio Free Europe-Radio Liberty reported February 26, 2011.

The new law limits working hours as a school teacher, from 0800 until 1400, regardless of their class hours. University students have been asked not to stop there before 1800 people who lived on the campuses should sleep on 2300, without permission to study after that.

The security Turkmen translation of the Holy Scriptures university students had already met several laws, including the ban on foreign media, driving, leaving the country, or smoking, or using a mobile university campuses.

The government did not give any explanation of the new rules.

Radio Free Europe said that measures were seen as politically-answer further protests in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya.