Comments on: FORCE11 Statement on Restrictions on Immigration https://force11.org/post/force11-statement-on-restrictions-on-immigration/ The Future of Research Communications and e-Scholarship Thu, 26 May 2022 13:48:19 +0000 hourly 1 By: Samir Hachani https://force11.org/post/force11-statement-on-restrictions-on-immigration/#comment-11227 Wed, 08 Feb 2017 13:00:34 +0000 https://force11.org/force11-statement-on-restrictions-on-immigration/#comment-11227 Travel Ban

 I sincerely regret this utterly discriminatory and unscientific move by the American government. It does single out a religion because of the deeds of a very small and tiny minority. I’m not from a country whose citizen were barred but I would really feel the jitters if I’m to travel to the United States ( which by the way I’m supposed to do next September ). We, at Force 11, should be very supportive and back up those who, as Cameron said, “do not have high prestige passport “. A scholar is a scholar regardless of his religion, creed, gender, etc… It is in dire time like these that Science, Knowledge, Exchange and GIVING  are at their best. I ‘m fully invested in this issue and I’m ready, with my modest means, to do anything that my colleague would ask me to.      

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By: Mandy Taha https://force11.org/post/force11-statement-on-restrictions-on-immigration/#comment-11226 Mon, 06 Feb 2017 10:32:25 +0000 https://force11.org/force11-statement-on-restrictions-on-immigration/#comment-11226 Dear colleagues FORCE11 Board of Directors and colleagues,

Thank you all for standing for the FORCE11 commitment for supporting inclusive and global scholarly community with all basic democratic rights. I am proud to be part of FORCE11.

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