The Position of Justice and Prohibition of Educational Discrimination in Iranian Law

Objective: the topic of universal and complimentary education within the educationalframework of iran is among the paramount objectives of the constitution. in accordance witharticle 30 of the constitution, it is stipulated that the government is under obligation tofurnish free educational provisions for the entirety of the nation until the completion ofsecondary education, as well as to expand the provisions for higher education without cost,up to the extent of the country's self-sufficiency. usually, it is incumbent upon governmentsto establish an equitable educational system within the nation. the rationale behind entrustingeducation to the government is that while education is costly, it is not a profitable ventureand should not be a means of generating income. therefore, governments are compelled toassume responsibility for the educational framework.methods: the objective of this article, utilizing an analytical and descriptive approach, is toinvestigate the legal status of justice and the prohibition of discrimination in education.results: the outcome of this research reveals that despite the inclusion of the prohibition ofdiscrimination within the universality of education in the constitution, the right to universaleducation has not been upheld within the education system and higher education institutions,and the law enforcement authorities have not given it due attention.conclusions: the findings of this study can offer valuable insights to educationadministrators in order to reform educational policies.