Karamy rejects law to cancel exams

The news reports a escalation by the Higher Education Equivalencies Committee in Lebanon, where it exceeded its legal authorities and canceled the implementation of Law No. 48 issued by the Parliament, which abolished the official certification exams for 2026. This has deprived thousands of students of their rights to obtain equivalency certificates that allow them to enroll in higher education institutions. The committee decided to reimpose a passing grade of 12 out of 20 on students, despite the law granting alternative certificates the same legitimacy as official diplomas. This move threatens students’ rights and violates the regulations governing higher education. Additionally, the decision appears to favor private universities at the expense of students, exceeding its legal powers, and increasing the influence of private universities while undermining the protection of students’ rights in public education.

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