Libyan MP warns of danger to poor children's education
Jayallah Al-Shaibani says suspending classes denies poor children access to schooling while wealthy families find alternatives.
Member of Parliament Jayallah Al-Shaibani warned on Facebook that suspending classes and denying education to children from poor families is extremely dangerous. He noted that wealthier families can afford alternative educational opportunities for their children, creating inequality.
Al-Shaibani expressed support for teachers and their right to a decent living, but stressed the negative impact of class suspensions on vulnerable students. He stated that this situation threatens the future of children from impoverished households.
The MP's comments highlight a growing concern over educational access for disadvantaged children in Libya. The ongoing disruption to schooling raises questions about the long-term consequences for these students and the nation.
Why it mattersChildren from poor families in Libya are at risk of losing their education due to class suspensions, while wealthier children can access alternative schooling.