CTP Protests Delay in School Reopening – BRTK
The Republican Turkish Party (CTP) organized a protest against the postponement of the opening of schools. The protest, held in front of the Prime Ministry, saw the distribution of leaflets and the display of banners with the message “Children to school, people to the streets, government to resign.”
CTP Chairman Tufan Erhürman, Secretary General Asım Akansoy, and some MPs participated in the protest. In a statement released during the protest, it was stated that the government had neglected children’s right to education, ignored the need for teachers, and created a distorted education system. The government was accused of using “temporary teachers” as a political tool and not addressing the shortage of teachers in primary and secondary education.
The declaration also highlighted the deepening inequality in education, the widening gap between private and public schools, and the creation of a system where only those who could afford it could access education. The statement emphasized the need for collective action to demand better education for all children and to hold the government accountable for its actions.
The protesters called for unity, rebellion, and raising their voices to reclaim children’s right to education. They urged the public to support their actions and join them in their quest for a better education system. In conclusion, the statement urged everyone to speak up and not remain silent in the face of the challenges facing the education system.
