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Education Law Aims at Non-Integrating Schools
The Higher Council for Persons with Disabilities revealed the activation of strict legal measures against educational institutions that refuse to accept students with disabilities. Such practices are considered a clear violation of the law and fall under the category of violence, which is punishable by law with imprisonment and fines. It was clarified that Article 17 prohibits excluding any student due to their disability, and Article 30 imposes deterrent penalties on those who attempt to deny these students their right to education, all within the framework of ensuring an inclusive and equitable educational environment. Additionally, efforts related to the Inclusive Education Plan were discussed, highlighting a focus on increasing the percentage of students with disabilities in schools from 1.2% to 7.4% currently, with an ambition to reach 10% by 2030. This will be achieved through the appointment and training of support teachers and the development of school facilities to make them suitable and accessible for all students.
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