TOWARDS A CONVENTION ON THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION…

A. Reis MonteiroUniversity of Lisbon - PORTUGAL International Education Law is composed of dozens of varied instruments. Their scope may be universal or regional, their legal force may be conventional (binding, hard law) or non-conventional…

POOR SCHOOL PERFORMANCE DUE TO EARLY DRUG ABUSE…

Jean-Philippe Agnero YedagneExecutive Member of Côte d’Ivoire National English Language Teachers Association (CINELTA) - IVORY COAST Côte-D’Ivoire, like other West African countries is faced with the alarming phenomenon of substance abuse in schools. ABIDJAN, the…

THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION AS A FOUNDING RIGHT…

AbdulHafeez TayelEgyptian Center for Education Rights (ECER) - EGYPT First, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Universal Declaration ofHuman Rights, Article 261.Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free, at least in the…

THE PROCESS OF PRIVATIZATION AND ITS IMPACT ON…

D.K. Nadeeka SoamwanshaSRI LANKA Privatization is a process, which can be defined as the “transfer of assets, management, functions or responsibilities previously owned or carried out by the state to private sectors”. There are many…