Such privileges generally include the ability to hold, support or attend public events and debates. ’ The Higher Education Governance (Scotland) Act 2016 obliges universities to uphold academic freedom, without denying academic staff the privileges or entitlements normally accorded them by their institution. Edinburgh University has a stated commitment to facilitating ‘an environment where all members of our community are able to inquire, study, and debate. Universities are obliged to uphold academic freedom. These include, but are not limited to, sex dis-aggregated data collection, employment law, funding and commissioning of services, and single-sex spaces. Those wishing to watch the film and take part in the accompanying discussion were seeking to exercise their lawful right to engage in discourse on subjects that affect their daily lives and are the focus of academic research. We write with concern that Edinburgh University has, for a second time, allowed the screening of the film Adult Human Female, a documentary in defence of women’s rights to be physically prevented. If you would like to sign this public letter #DearEdinburghUniversity, please follow this link.

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