The Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) today released the English edition of its report titled “Screened Out: How Military Academy Requirements Discriminate Against Teachers”.
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“I applied, my papers were accepted, and I was given an exam date in December at the Central Agency for Organization and Administration. I traveled, took the exam, and thank God, when the results came out, I had passed. Then our names were announced in the directorates, and we were given a date for pedagogical training. They told us we would start work in the second term.
Position Paper on the Draft Law Reorganizing the “Future of Egypt Authority for Sustainable Development”
Authored by Nada Arafat, researcher at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR)
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