“Daechization” of Chorbane schools: The Minister of Education affirms that decisions will be announced today

Minister of Education Fethi Sellaouti announced this Wednesday, March 3, 2021, that an investigation has been opened into the overruns recorded in the two primary schools located in Chorbane (Mahdia), where teachers, give lessons in Afghan clothes, prohibit photos, make the prayer in class and separate girls and boys, among other abuses noted by the LTDH and revealed in a report produced by Nedra Ismail for Radio Monastir.

For the Minister of Education, Afghan clothing, which is neither Tunisian nor conforms to administrative clothing, is prohibited, he said in a statement to the media, on the sidelines of a visit to Nabeul, while affirming that an investigation had been opened immediately his department alerted by the various parties and that following this decisions will be taken to put an end to its overruns.

«We made decisions after receiving the detailed report made by our inspectors, as part of the investigation we conducted and we will issue a press release on this matter today when I return to the headquarters of the ministry.», He affirmed.

Let us recall that the visits made on February 24 by the regional office of the LTDH in Mahdia, to accompany the journalist who produced a report on “deéchisation ‘ Mzehda and Chaouachine schools, revealed that teachers forbid the posting of photos in classrooms, and tell children that it is “haram” (sin), just like music and television.

Its last who work in Afghan clothes, perform the prayer in class, during the lessons, and separate the girls and the boys in the yard (file), knowing that they are accused of not conforming to the official program of the ministry of Education, as well as to propagate obscurantist ideas.

«No to Daesh extremism in the schools of Chorbane!“, Had alerted the League, in a press release, calling on the authorities to open a serious investigation into this matter and to take the necessary measures to protect the best interests of our children and to guarantee them the right to an education in accordance with the standards. scientists and civilians.

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