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Home » Instruments Internationaux - La liberté d'enseignement

Instruments Internationaux - La liberté d'enseignement

Ce document énumère les instruments internationaux qui se réfèrent à la liberté d'enseignement et les dispositions pertinentes.

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Year of publication: 
2014
Author(s): 
The Right to Education Project (RTE)
Resource type: 
International instruments
Topics: 
Educational & Academic Freedoms
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