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Detained
in Kuwait: "I Am In Fear for My Safety". " The
Embassy Can't Help Me". Katherine Requests
Help from ISR Readers read
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ISR
Issues Travel / Work Advisory for Kuwait read |
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Dr,
Spilchuk, ISR on-line Advisor and Teacher Advocate,
Spearheads Effort to Free Katherine and Addresses
the International Teaching Community. read |
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Principals
and Teachers Join Travel/Work Advisory and Resign
Positions in Kuwait in Protest. read |
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Arab
Times, Kuwait, Publishes Letter from Katherine's
Father read |
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Minister
of Education, Nooriya Sabeeh, Bans Expatriates
from Serving as Administrators in Kuwait
Private Schools read
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A
Parent Writes in Support of Katherine's Detention
in
Kuwait by Wealthy Parent. Frightening!! read |
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Katherine's
Situation is not Uncommon in Kuwait. International
Teachers Share Kuwait Teaching Experiences read |
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Katherine's
Travel Ban is Suddenly Lifted. She writes
Dr. Spilchuk: "I'm not sure how I got
out of the country...you and your organization
mean the world to me. My friend contacted
you initially which was the best help, ray
of hope, I have received". read
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Katherine
Free but Later Banned From All Persian Gulf States.
ISR Work/Travel Advisory Remains in Effect. read |
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Katherine
Writes Dr. Spilchuk and ISR Readers: "Your
letters to U.S. politicians and the American
Embassy in Kuwait created a sense of urgency
in a bureaucracy where I had no importance;
I believe the travel ban was lifted (so I
could leave) only due to your collective
efforts". read
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The
Dust has Cleared but the Repercussion is Felt
by International Teachers in Kuwait:
An
American teaching in Kuwait Responds to the decision
by Kuwait’s Minister of Education — Ms.
Nooriya Sabeeh - to oust foreign administrators
from private schools read |
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Months
after the incident Dr. McCauly, Director of Al-Bayan
Bilingual, writes International Schools Review
to express his concerns about the web site. read |
