Human Education Rights: Violation Of Human Rights Of Education

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Recommended: every child must has the right to education

Violation of Human Education Rights Every person in the world has a right to basic human rights. Kids are no exception to this rule. They have all the rights as anyone else no matter where they are from. Kids have the right to an education and sometimes this right is not provided properly because of numerous violations. Steps can be taken to fix this issue. Governments should provide free transportation to and from educational institutions; all people the right to go to school, and protection and safety of the schools. Governments should provide free transportation for students to get to and from school. With this step it will increase the rate of students going to school and getting an education. One of the problems most kids face is the way to get to school. They don’t have the money to pay for the transport to school so the only alternative is for them to walk. “2015 UN assessment found that 97 percent of school-aged Kids have a desire to learn, but there can be complications in letting them go to school. In some places in the world kids at the age of 15 have to have special paperwork to live in that specific country. This only lasts for a couple of years and once that expires, they have to go back to their home country to get it renewed. Because of this process many kids do not go to school so they live in fear that people will find out that their papers are expired and deport them out of the country. Going back to their home country may sound easy, but it is usually in the middle of a war and the threat of death is everywhere. The original reason they left was not because they needed a change and could not get legal papers but they did not want to live in that kind of place. If their government can wave theses paper then these kids can get a proper education and not live in fear of being sent home. It will help all the refugees and their families if their kids have an education to succeed in

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