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Iran’s recently approved law to protect children and adolescents is a small positive step forward, yet falls short of the fundamental reforms needed to protect children’s rights. The new law includes new penalties for certain acts that prevent access to education.
Article 7 of the new law sets out financial penalties for parents or guardians who fail to provide for their child’s access to education through to secondary level. Primary education is currently free an compulasooty, as is secondary, however upper secondary education is not compulsory.
While the law does enforce childcare and education, it does have limitations, and involve a vast array of punishments if not abided by.
For more information, please see the full article:
https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/06/23/iran-child-protection-law-positive-insufficient#
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Iran’s law to protect children
Iran’s recently approved law to protect children and adolescents is a small positive step forward, yet falls short of the fundamental reforms needed to protect children’s rights. The new law includes new penalties for certain acts that prevent access to education.
Article 7 of the new law sets out financial penalties for parents or guardians who fail to provide for their child’s access to education through to secondary level. Primary education is currently free an compulasooty, as is secondary, however upper secondary education is not compulsory.
While the law does enforce childcare and education, it does have limitations, and involve a vast array of punishments if not abided by.
For more information, please see the full article:
https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/06/23/iran-child-protection-law-positive-insufficient#
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