(v) Interference in educational affairs.

Ministry of National Education and Religious Affairs

The Ministry of Education is responsible for setting broad policies on educational matters in the country.

However, the Directorate for Culture, Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs may decide that other lines of education are eligible for study grants as well.

464. The Directorate of Culture, Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs expects the Home Rule government s order on basic, decentralized education to be adopted in the spring of 1996.

426. For use in relation to the counselling activities the Directorate of Culture, Education and Ecclesiastical Affairs each year publishes Sunngorlangatoq (The Key to Education and Training) and Periarfissat (Education and Training in Denmark).

The Ministry of national Education and Religious Affairs studies ways of informing of the students at the senior grades of Lykeio (non compulsory secondary education, succeeding the three years of compulsory secondary education, Gymnasio) regarding the problem of trafficking in human beings for their sexual and financial exploitation.

Primary education was mandatory and education was the task of the State and territorial communities, which must provide accessible free education for all.

1990 1995 Assistant Deputy, Ministry of Education, for technical affairs

Primary education is compulsory and free.

a Includes expenditure on social welfare, youth affairs, sports, religious and cultural activities.

education

In accordance with the Satversme primary education is compulsory.

Education in Qatar is guaranteed to all students, and it is compulsory at the primary and secondary levels.

Article 3 of the Constitution establishes that pre school, primary and secondary education are compulsory.

General basic (9 year) education is compulsory.

Source SEP, International Affairs Unit, 2004

Source SEP, International Affairs Unit, 2004

Under Education Act No. 16 of 1964, free compulsory education also includes preparatory education.

Indeed, given that primary education was compulsory, families that prevented their children from attending school were fined.

Secondary education has been compulsory since 1993.

Compulsory secondary education

(a) ICAE received funding from UNESCO in 1991. Funds were used in 1992 for ICAE apos s International Literacy Support Services

CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS OF EDUCATION AND CULTURAL

1992 1994 Inspector of prison judicial services and supervised education.

Article 14. Compulsory education

G. Public education services

Quality of educational services

(Educational programs and special education services are also provided through schools.

At the secondary level, which was not compulsory, enrolment was 75 per cent.

) Primary education is obligatory and has a general educational character and serves as a basis for further education.

Under the Republic of Tajikistan law on education, general basic (9 year) education is compulsory.

1995 until now Assistant Deputy, Ministry of Education, for culture and external relations

1969 1971 Undersecretary of the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Social and Religious Affairs

All applicable laws in the Entities and in Brčko District that are related to education specify that education is a matter of general social interest and, in connection with this, primary education is compulsory for both boys and girls.

(d) Engaging in education, social and spiritual ministries.

11. Stresses more particularly UNESCO s commitment in the field of education to tolerance, human rights and democracy

So you're in the teaching profession.

Was compulsory education free of charge?

4. Basic education services

H.E. Mr. Hernán Solano, Deputy Minister for Pre School Education, Youth Affairs and Adult Learning of Costa Rica, made a statement.

It provides for obligatory education to replace the current eight year primary education.

The curriculum for the compulsory school is the responsibility of the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture.

Professor of Educational Planning and Development, Faculty of Education Sana apos a University, 1987 1990

Education is compulsory for children normally between 7 and 16 years of age, i.e. 9 years of compulsory education.