SEP Warns that Schools Cannot Be Militarized
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Dafne Zapata case: SEP warns that militarized education is not allowed in basic schools and condemns child abuse.
The Ministry of Public Education (SEP) responded to the death of Dafne Zapata and condemned the ill-treatment of children and adolescents on the grounds of “alleged military education.” In a statement, SEP pointed out that the death of Dafne Zapata during a summer camp in Tamaulipas is an unacceptable fact that he will find no justification in strict disciplinary models. Military education belongs only to the Sedena, says SEP for the death of Da…
After the death of young Dafne, SEP shared its position on the case, but assumes no responsibility
The mother of a child who died last year in a military school reports that the centres under this model practice torture and that they are protected among managers
Following the death of Dafne in Tamaulipas, the Ministry of Public Education (SEP) warned that military education is exclusively for the training of personnel of the Armed Forces and the National Guard, so that there is no legal framework that authorizes it to be taught in basic education institutions. In setting its position after the death of the child during a summer camp, the unit also condemned any form of ill-treatment that violates the di…
SEP regretted the death of little Dafne in a Tamaulipas camp, and clarified that militarized education is not allowed in basic schools.
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