The Right to Education
The right to education is a fundamental human right. True equality in access to a quality education has never been incorporated into our society. It has been substituted with “equal opportunity”. Such a society is by definition anti-democratic. However the history of the
struggles for democratization in education, with a view to promoting systematic means intended to reduce inequalities, was not always missing. The reactionary offensive comes naturally with a unilateral definition of the objective of education: produce humans “instrumental” for
the functioning of the system. Excellence is here synonymous with the achievement of excellence in disaster!
Keywords: emancipation; human rights; quality education; social progress
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 January 2012
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