IPA urges Georgia to reverse single-textbook plan

IPA urges Georgia to reverse single-textbook plan

The International Publishers Association (IPA) has urged the Georgian government to reverse its planned single, government-written textbook for every student. Jessica Sänger, chair of the IPA's Freedom to Publish Committee, said the shift is "a severe restriction of the freedom to publish in the educational space." The policy is set to take effect by 2028.

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