Overview
- The Christian-Albrechts-University in Kiel has barred the Islamic student group from using campus rooms and digital infrastructure.
- An internal review concluded that allegations of antisemitic, Islamist and misogynistic conduct during the early-May Islamwoche could not be disproven and deemed the group’s organizational structures inadequate.
- Formal revocation of the group’s official status is scheduled, placing its recognition and funding under threat.
- The university is examining legal actions including expulsion of involved students, house bans for non-enrolled participants and filing a criminal complaint.
- The Islamic student group has issued apologies for speaker vetting failures and characterised its gender-segregated seating as voluntary, while similar measures at Charité Berlin highlight ongoing scrutiny of religious campus events.