Abou Zeinineh: Law Should Guideline, Not Punishment

The article focuses on the necessity of applying the law fairly and justly in the issue of private schools and the relationship between teachers and the movement that was launched in Libya. Ambassador Hiba Abu Zainin emphasized that administrative authority is subject to legal boundaries and jurisdiction, and that the rights of teachers and students must be respected and protected by law. She called for not targeting the entire school or students because of teachers' participation in the movement, arguing that any action should be based on a clear and transparent legal basis. She also stressed the importance of equal treatment between private and public schools if measures are to be applied to the former. She underscored that students are not parties to the conflicts and that protecting their right from being overlooked is fundamental. Moreover, she confirmed that the stance is solely about justice and fair application of the law, with the primary bias being in favor of the rule of law governed by legal decisions, not arbitrary actions.

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