Zimbabwe: Add Key Protections to Education Bill

Expand © 2017 Marco Tibasima for Human Rights Watch (Harare) – Zimbabwe’s parliament should strengthen the Education Amendment Bill of 2019 to fully adhere to every child’s right to a quality primary and secondary education, Human Rights Watch said today in an open letter to Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga, chairperson of the parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Primary and Secondary Education. Related Content Open Letter regarding the Zimbabwe Education Amendment Bill of 2019 The bill does not sufficiently address five key issues, Human Rights Watch said. It should explicitly guarantee free…

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