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The Constitutional Court has ruled that the Ministry of Education violated the Constitution by excluding students from private and denominational schools from scholarships.

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7 November 2024, 16:33
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The decision was motivated by the fact that the Education Law promoted by Minister Ligia Deca provided scholarships only to students from state schools, thus discriminating against students from private and denominational education. The case was formed in 2019 at the complaint of a parent whose child had participated in a sports competition.

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BREAKING Curtea Constituțională a decis că Ministerul Educației a încălcat Constituția, când a eliminat elevii din școlile particulare și confesionale din rândul beneficiarilor de burse școlare
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CCR: Ministerul Educației a încălcat Constituția atunci când a hotărât ca elevii din școlile particulare și confesionale să nu mai primească burse școlare | AUDIO
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Ministerul Educației a încălcat Constituţia când a eliminat bursele pentru elevii din şcolile particulare şi confesionale. Decizie definitivă a CCR

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