Lahj Student with Special Needs Not Topper
Educational sources in Lahij have pointed fingers at the Ministry of Education after a student with special needs, Majed Najiib Mohammed, was excluded from the top ten students across the liberated provinces, despite achieving a score of 97% (776 out of 800) and being among the top performers. Instead, he was replaced by another student with a lower average (95%). This decision is considered a violation of the principle of equal opportunity, especially since Majed sat for the exams like other students without any easing or increased difficulty, despite his visual impairment. Associations for people with disabilities confirmed that this action constitutes an injustice and an attempt to undermine his excellence, as well as a disappointment of the rights of students with disabilities. They called on the relevant authorities to intervene and reinstate him to the top ten list and uphold justice.
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