Free education up to bachelor’s level for Gen-Z movement martyrs’ families, injured
Summary
The government will provide free education up to bachelor’s level for the families of those killed and seriously injured in the Gen-Z movement. Beneficiaries will receive school support, scholarship quotas and cash assistance under new guidelines issued by the Ministry of Education and Sports.
Key Points
- The government has decided to provide free education up to the bachelor’s level for families of those killed in the Gen-Z movement and for those seriously or critically injured.
- The new guidelines cover children and siblings of the deceased, as well as holders of IDs identifying them as seriously or critically injured.
- Students at basic and secondary levels will receive uniforms, learning materials and cash support, while universities must reserve scholarship quotas for eligible beneficiaries.
- Eligible students must apply through local governments, schools, campuses and the University Grants Commission with supporting documents.
