Realising the Abidjan Principles and the Right to Education
The following a short videos by authors of the chapters of the book giving a summary of what the chapter talks about.
Chapter 2: Human rights guiding principles: A forward-looking retrospective
Chapter 3: Is there a right to public education?
Chapter 4: Parental rights in education under international law: Nature and scope
Chapter 5: State funding of private education: The role of human rights
Chapter 6: Evidence on school choice and the human right to education
Chapter 7: How and why policy design matters: Understanding the diverging effects of public-private partnerships in education
Chapter 8: The growth of private actors in education in East Africa
Chapter 9: The evolution and forms of privatisation within francophone countries
Chapter 10: Strengthening the implementation of the Abidjan Principles
Animation Videos on Abidjan Principles
These animation short videos explain various thematic areas of the Abidjan Principles.
Video series on the Abidjan Principles: Towards the second anniversary
The Abidjan Principles turned two on 13 February 2021. To commemorate this historic period for the right to education, we released a series of five videos, every week from 15 January 2021, until the anniversary of the Abidjan Principles on 12 February 2021. The first four videos contain testimonies from the main actors that were involved in the Abidjan Principles, with many being shot during the conference itself. The last video is an animation presenting an overview of the Principles. You can find the new videos on our You Tube channel.
The five videos are now available in French; the Spanish videos will be available soon!
Interviews of experts and participannts
Global experts on education and human rights provide insight into what are the Abidjan Principles and how they are important to their work.
Abidjan Principles event recordings
Events to celebrate the Abidjan Principles anniversary and to discuss core aspects of the text occur each year. Past recordings can be found here, or on the Abidjan Principles YouTube channel.