A local non-profit civil society organisation, HakiElimu has commended the government for taking quick response in ensure legal measures are taken against three teachers appearing in a video clip battering a Form Three student of Mbeya Day Secondary School.
in line with that, the organisation
called for the state to ensure security is well instituted to a teacher,
Ms Esther Harembo of Iringa University who disclosed the information to
the public through the video clip that went viral on social media.
The Executive Director of HakiElimu, Mr
John Kalage, made the call yesterday in Dar es Salaam, commending Ms
Harembo for disclosing the incident to the public. “We (HakiElimu)
highly commend the teacher who disclosed the incident to the public,
helping the government to take measures.
The state should ensure security to the teacher in order to protect her from harm following the incident,” he said.
In another development, Mr Kalage
expressed need for the government to put up a better system that would
ensure bad acts against teachers and students are quickly reported to
the concerned authorities.
Mr Kalage said the incident in Mbeya Day
Secondary School is among many and unreported incidents highly
practiced in public schools, with some teachers practising atrocious
acts against students. He said that a research conducted by UNICEF 2011
on violence against children in the country indicated a high number of
violence incidents against children in schools.
“In the report, teachers were pointed as
the main people involved in violation acts against their students, “ he
said, adding that the government should also ensure rules and
procedures that would oversee and ensure discipline to both teachers and
students are adhered to in order to avoid such acts in school.
On the other hand, the Manager of
Research and Policy Analysis Unit, Mr Godfrey Bonventure, asked the
state to speed up the formation of Teachers Professional Board meant to
oversee better management of teachers in the country.
Mr Bonventure said formation of the
board would help oversee teacher’s conducts, thereby taking legal
measures to ensure employment of teachers with sound and good conducts
and adherence to their professional ethics.
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