NAIRA trying to protect human rights is more useless than a mother chicken trying to save its eggs. The sorrow committee flaps its poor wings as the delegates are contradicting their own statements.
The defence minister proposed a period in school for Islamic studies and other educational subjects. Instead of making plans to save the economy or trying to improve the right to education for women the minister of defence chose to make primary and secondary syllabi. The instalment of Sharia law was an obvious step in education, so why would the defence minister say this? To stall time for a perhaps useful speech or to get the table-taps NAIRA was giving out like Halloween candy?
The delegate of UK then asked "how do you train the teachers?". These are the discussions that a committee that is expected to bring revolutionary change participates in. Qatar then proposed to give students scholarships without speaking of funding. Is this the thought put into such statements?
NAIRA's seemingly intelligent demeanour is completely broken after hearing any delegate talk. All they do is table tap to propaganda instead of actual solutions. We can only wait to see NAIRA's omelette splatter.
Rehaan Koli
South China Morning Post
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