Sweida students barred from exams
The article reports that students in the Sweida province were prevented from reaching examination centers due to local armed control. Armed groups were accused of not allowing them to leave to take their exams, despite the exams being scheduled by the government authorities in the northern parts of the province. The governor confirmed that these groups are outside the law and are hindering students' futures, noting that around 150 students were able to take their exams after leaving areas under the control of these groups. The United Nations called for ensuring children's right to education and protecting them from obstacles imposed by armed groups, amid ongoing tensions between authorities and Druze fighters since last year's clashes.
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