Abstract

The right to education is universally acknowledged as fundamental, yet ensuring its fulfillment while respecting cultural diversity presents significant challenges and opportunities. This article explores the obstacles and triumphs in maintaining cultural diversity within educational systems globally. Key issues include language barriers, curriculum bias, discrimination, and socio-economic inequities, alongside successes in promoting inclusive policies, community engagement, international cooperation, and innovative teaching methods. By examining these dynamics, the article aims to highlight the complexities and importance of upholding the right to education in ways that embrace and celebrate cultural diversity.