After an ad hoc meeting debating the dismissal of accused terrorist Hassan Diab, Carleton University’s department of sociology and anthropology issued a four-point resolution condemning the actions of the school’s administration and ordering the reinstatement of the sociology professor, according to department chair Peter Gose.

Carleton announced on July 28 that Hassan Diab, an Ottawa professor who was released on bail after being arrested in connection with the 1980 bombing of a Paris synagogue, will be relieved immediately of his teaching duties for a summer Carleton course.
 
Carleton issued a press release stating Diab would be replaced by an unnamed full-time faculty member, who has experience teaching the introductory sociology class (SOCI 1002).

The Charlatan's Jennifer Pagliaro is tweeting live from the first-year sociology class previously taught by Hassan Diab. The new instructor told the class that they will be talking about Diab in their class discussion.
Diab was dismissed of his teaching duties on July 28.
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The sociology instructor who replaced Hassan Diab for remainder of the summer course he was teaching told the students registered in the class that they will be discussing the controversy surrounding Diab as part of the class discussion.

CUPE 4600, the union representing contract instructors and teaching assistants at Carleton University, sent an open letter to Carleton president Roseann Runte on July 29 condemning the dismissal of Hassan Diab, a sociology instructor accused of being involved in the 1980 bombing of a synagogue in Paris.