GARANTIR O DIREITO DAS CRIANÇAS À EDUCAÇÃO
EQUILÍBRIO ENTRE RESPONSABILIDADE LEGAL E A ARBITRARIEDADE DA AUTORIDADE PARENTAL
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https://doi.org/10.18316/rcd.v16i42.11666Palavras-chave:
Right to education for children, legal responsibility, Adult education, Arbitrary authority, arentsResumo
Na Arábia Saudita, o direito à educação das crianças é considerado da maior importância através do sistema de ensino oficial, que proporciona um quadro jurídico para as proteger. Este sistema obriga à oferta de ensino básico a todas as crianças sem qualquer discriminação e é essencial que os pais participem ativamente neste domínio, cooperando com as autoridades educativas e proporcionando um ambiente favorável à aprendizagem das crianças. Apesar destas garantias legais, continuam a existir desafios relacionados com a aplicação efectiva destas políticas, podendo haver casos de arbitrariedade ou negligência na prestação de educação por parte dos pais. Por conseguinte, é necessário estabelecer mecanismos eficazes de controlo da aplicação e de responsabilização dos responsáveis. Além disso, a tónica é colocada na sensibilização para os direitos das crianças e para a importância de obter uma boa educação na sociedade. Consequentemente, a garantia deste direito exige esforços integrados entre o governo e a sociedade civil para melhorar a qualidade do ensino e a sua oferta.
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