Tunisian Minister of Woman, Family and Childhood Naziha Al Ebeidi revealed that her ministry monitored brokers working to use the female students who left their study to operate as nannies. She added, on the sideline of the parliamentary session allocated to question a number of ministers, that the ministry follows such cases, saying that such exercises violate the rights of children.
She stressed that the Tunisian authorities will take serious measures against those people who involve in such violations, while she refused to give any more details, as the investigations are still continuing.
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