Youth

right to education

Stopping the privatisation of higher education and research institutes; abolition of tuition fees (including for the non-European students); tackling precariousness of students and employees in academic sector; making students independent from parents’ income, adopting welfare measures; implementation of anti-discrimination measures (numbers instead of names on exams, workshops for staff etc.); schooling and workshops for teachers and professors regarding the gender binary and possible diverse gender identities; regulating the system for assigning scholarships at European level in order to make the university accessible to all; recognize the status of PhD students and researchers as workers in all EU countries; abolition of admission tests, especially in life-sustaining fields such as medicine, care work, for midwives, psychology, etc; prevent the use of spaces in public schools and universities by organizations that refer to fascism and national socialism; anti-violence workshops in schools, especially for boys, in order to contrast femicide.