This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Hiba Press_Fez Office
The decision taken by the head of the Skoura community to deprive students in several neighborhoods of school transport services has sparked widespread controversy and is the subject of criticism from parents and civil society activists. This measure is seen as a direct threat to students’ right to education, especially in rural areas where school transportation is considered a basic necessity to ensure their access to educational institutions.
Directing school buses to another roundabout to the detriment of disadvantaged roundabouts would raise questions about the reasons for this decision and its context. If this approach has electoral dimensions, as some suggest, it reflects an abuse of power for personal ends, to the detriment of the public interest and the right of children to education.
Civil society and parents in these regions must step up their legitimate demands, whether by filing formal complaints with regional authorities or calling on the Ministry of Education to intervene.
Such decisions also require careful scrutiny by regulatory authorities to ensure that children’s fundamental rights are protected and that public services are not manipulated for unjustified purposes.
The continuation of these practices without treatment will contribute to the exacerbation of the phenomenon of school dropouts, particularly among girls, which contradicts national efforts aimed at promoting education in rural areas and combating illiteracy.
The question remains open… What is the position of the Pullman Mysore District Officer on this behavior and will there be an investigation into this?
