79
students from Al-Sahran village, one of Al Ahwash (Meenab) district's
villages- South of Al Ahwaz- were
forced to leave school as a results of
walking on feet for a very long distances to reach to their schools.
Informed
sources said, the Al Sahran village's students in Al Ahwash district
whom are 79 students and all of them are in the elementary school were
forced to leave school. The decision came after these students and for
many years were suffering as a results for not having any school in
their village which led them to walk more than 8 kilometer on feet to a
neighbouring village to receive their education.
The
students parents said: Since 3 years we call the department of
education in Al Ahwash District to build a school for our children but
we did not hear any response and all of our requests were neglected.
They continued: Our children are forced every day to walk for more than
16 kilometer back and forth to one of the neighbouring villages to
receive their education. They added: It does not end at this point, but
our children crossing of difficult terrain where there are no paved
roads to get to school.
There
is a need to mention that the occupation state provide teaching staff
and schools for the settlements students in the settlements which are
located in the rugged mountainous regions of Al Ahwaz when failing to
perform their legal obligations toward the Arab people of Al Ahwaz to
provide essential and free education. This is a non-humanitarian act, an
outstanding and a clear example for the crimes against the Ahwazi Arab
people done by this occupying state represents a flagrant violation of
divine laws and international laws.
Ahwazi Democratic Popular Front
10.01.2015
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