Ain Husniza Saiful Nizam explains that the Safe School Secretariat is not demanding full implementation within 30 days; what they want is for the Education Ministry show clear commitment to announce the reforms in Parliament and to acknowledge the school safety crisis with real accountability.
Yet until today, she says, these issues aren’t even mentioned in Parliament and silence from the ministry raises questions about political will.
At the end of 30 days, youth activists want only one thing - proof that the ministry is committed to making schools safer.
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00:00The Ministry of Education needs to show their commitment in announcing these reforms to bring it up in Parliament.
00:07But up until now, if we don't even hear it mentioned in Parliament, then how you can talk about implementation, right?
00:13How realistic is it for such reforms to happen within this government's term?
00:20So I think that what we mean by melunaskan the 11 demands, right, is the fact that she needs to show her commitment or not just she.
00:29The Ministry of Education needs to show their commitment in announcing these reforms to bring it up in Parliament.
00:36But up until now, if we don't even hear it mentioned in Parliament, then how you can talk about implementation, right?
00:42And within 30 days, that is something that is completely possible to be announcing, to be discussing these problems in Parliament.
00:49So I think that was what we were looking for, the commitment towards we will implement this throughout the time.
00:56Within the 30 days, we will announce this, we will commit to this cause, and then for them to implement it throughout that other time, right?
01:05So, I mean, by the end of 30 days, what we want to see is the commitment of the Ministry of Education into actually announcing their accountability into the safety school crisis.
01:14So we have a safety school crisis, what will you do?
01:16So we will implement these 11 demands from these NGO coalitions of young people who actually care about making school a safer place.
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