Debate Escalates Over Free High School Apps

The article discusses the issue of free applications for the General Secondary Certificate in Lebanon, where students like Rima and Christy face unexpected obstacles and delays due to legislative and executive disagreements. The controversy stems from the abolition of official examinations and conflicting laws that did not clearly regulate the requests of independent students, leading the ministry to hesitate and withdraw from conducting the scheduled exams. Deputies are pushing to pass quick legislation to secure the rights of these students, while others believe that the ministry is shirking its responsibilities, which jeopardizes the students' future and reveals flaws in both legislation and implementation.

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