Primary education is compulsory and free.

Obligatory and free of charge primary education

In 1995 Malawi had introduced free primary education.

Article 14. The right to free primary education

Both primary and secondary education are free of charge.

(a) Primary education is compulsory and free of charge

(b) The provision of free and compulsory primary education

The Government should ensure that primary education is free.

The Government's decision to provide free primary education could also

(a) Compulsory, free and universal primary education for all children

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Compulsory, free primary education for all children on an equal footing.

(g) Ensure that indigenous children have access to free primary quality education

In St. Kitts and Nevis, primary and secondary education are compulsory and free.

In Latvia, primary education was free and available in eight national minority languages.

78. The Committee is concerned that primary education is neither free nor compulsory.

Another important step would be the provision of free, universal and compulsory primary education.

One project we have is an education programme that addresses the concerns of rural girls' education by providing free primary education, and encouraging higher education.

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

Education in Kuwait was therefore universal, free and compulsory at the primary and intermediate levels.

(a) Provide for free primary education and ensure every child has access to this benefit

In Saudi Arabia, education was free of charge for all children, including children with special needs, and primary education was compulsory.

Primary school enrolment in Kenya has also increased tremendously due to the implementation of free primary education programmes in the last two years.

Kenya reported that as a result of the Children's Act (2001), which ushered in free primary education, the gender gap in primary education had almost closed (49.9 and 50.1 per cent).

9. Further calls upon all States to recognize the right to education by making primary education compulsory and ensuring that all children have access to free primary education as a key strategy to prevent child labour

It also stipulates the State's obligation to provide pre school, primary and secondary education free of charge.

Governments should make it a high priority to provide children with cost free and unrestricted primary education.

51. The Committee is concerned that the legislation does not specifically mention that primary education is free.

980. The Committee is concerned that the legislation does not specifically mention that primary education is free.

13. Calls upon States to recognize the right to education on the basis of equal opportunity by making primary education compulsory and ensuring that all children have access to free and relevant primary education, as well as by making secondary education generally available and accessible to all, and in particular by the progressive introduction of free education

17. Calls upon States to recognize the right to education on the basis of equal opportunity by making primary education compulsory and ensuring that all children have access to free and relevant primary education, as well as by making secondary education generally available and accessible to all, in particular by the progressive introduction of free education

Primary education In Latvia primary education or the acquisition of primary education by the age of 18 is compulsory.

As for the goal of ensuring universal primary education, during our investiture as President we took the decision to provide free primary education to all school age children, starting in 2005 2006.

The Act guarantees the right of the child to education and the obligation of the State to make primary education compulsory and free.

9. Recognizes that primary education is one of the main instruments to reintegrate child workers, and calls upon all States to recognize the right to education by making primary education compulsory and to ensure that all children have access to free primary education as a key strategy to prevent child labour

One must mention here the inability to meet the constitutional obligation to provide primary education free of charge.

The Committee particularly notes that education is free of charge and that primary school attendance is nearly universal.

The Convention recognizes the right of the child to education, and primary education should be made compulsory and available free to all (art. 28).

Other measures included the provision of universal primary education, which was mandatory for both boys and girls, and free education from kindergarten to university.

pre school education, primary education, secondary education, higher education.

8.1.2 Primary education

Basic Primary Education

No primary education

Some primary education

XI. Primary education