Educating Germany
Home Education is Possible - Summary
These are all the different Reports, Charters, Laws and Strategies that support (or could be interpreted to allow) home education:
- UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- UN Rapporteur Report 2006 (Vernor Muñoz)
- UN Rapporteur Report 2005 (Katarina Tomasevski)
- EU Charter of Fundamental Rights (Section 14)
- EU Lisbon Strategy
- UNESCO World Declaration on Education For All
- UNESCO Rights of a Child
- German Basic Law:
- Human Dignity
- Personal Freedoms
- Freedom of Conscience and Philosophy
- Natural Rights of Parents
VS the one that presently is being used against it
- German Basic Law: School Education
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The Status Quo
For those new to the situation in Germany: home educating is (perceived as) illegal.
The common citation for forced school attendance is to protect against parallel societies.
Educating Germany discusses arguments for (and against) legalising home education in Germany.
We report on human rights violations; provide translations of media articles, interviews, court hearings and personal stories into English; and suggest practical ways people, internationally, can lobby for change and support those who long for freedom of education.
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