Resist, Reject and Report Violence, #RRRV2023 NOVEMBER 2022 Right to Education During the month of November ZPP recorded a total of 4 cases on violation of the right to education in Guruve North, Mberengwa East and Kuwadzana East. On 8 November at Kuwadzana 3 primary school in Ward 37, the school head Mrs Gunje turned away half of the school for not paying tuition fees. On 5 November in Mberengwa East, ward 7 school pupils at Mataruse Secondary were turned away for non-fees payment by the headmaster. Between 7 and 11 November pupils with outstanding tuition fees and levies at Chipangura primary school in Guruve North were turned away from school. Article 26 of the UDHR states that everyone has the right to education and that education is a basic human right that works to reduce significantly poverty facing many men and women , level inequalities and ensure sustainable development. This is supported by Article 11 of the ACHPR. Section 75 of the Constitution states that every Zimbabwean has a right to a basic state-funded education, including adult basic education and further education. The Zimbabwe Peace Project Monthly Monitoring Report 15

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