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Band 6+: To what extent do you think access to higher education should be considered a basic human right?

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From my perspective, I claim that access to education is a fundamental human right. It's even written in our constitution. In short, I think we all have the right to free education, no matter our circumstances.

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From my perspective, I definitely claim that access to education is a fundamental human right. It’s even written in our constitution, you see. So, and how it should be in short, I think we all have a right to have a free education, no matter.

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