📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- Photos and reports of students being trained to use weapons in schools in Iran have emerged. Apart from this, the demand for identity plates.
- Identification plates are made of metal, which soldiers wear around their necks to identify themselves.
- Iranian officials say the program aims to train students in defense and expose them to revolutionary ideas. However, according to critics, t.
Photos and reports of students being trained to use weapons in schools in Iran have emerged. Apart from this, the demand for identity plates for students and the launch of new projects like 'Nujovan Mubariz' and 'No + Maidan' have once again raised questions about the increasing role of the military and security agencies in schools.
Identification plates are made of metal, which soldiers wear around their necks to identify themselves.
Iranian officials say the program aims to train students in defense and expose them to revolutionary ideas. However, according to critics, these measures are promoting military activities in schools.
Agreements and projects launched in recent years show that the role of the military and security agencies in Iran's schools has not been limited to the student organization Basij.
The Basij is an Iranian paramilitary volunteer organization and part of Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
