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The Gaziantep Women's Council of Eğitim Sen (Education Union) Criticized MESEM for Its Policies Regarding Girls.

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The Gaziantep Women's Council of Eğitim Sen (Education Union) stated on October 11th, World Girls' Day, that girls are subjected to human rights violations through violence, abuse, child labor, and forced marriages. The council criticized MESEM (Vocational Training Center), saying, "Children belong in schools, not workplaces."
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The Gaziantep Women's Council of Eğitim Sen (Education Union) stated on October 11th, World Girls' Day, that girls are subjected to human rights violations through violence, abuse, child labor, and forced marriages. The council criticized MESEM (Vocational Training Center), saying, "Children belong in schools, not workplaces."

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Haberler broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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