Petition to Restore PTE Academic Access for Iranian Resident
2,132 Comments
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Farshid Mirzaee
1 month ago
This is not fair enough, there are many camdidates studying and spending time money for years
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RYAN Kousha
1 month ago
It is unfair and discrimination against hardworking Iranians who want to study, work and live away from cruel dictatorship back home.
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Roya Keshavarzi
1 month ago
The day the world realizes that we, the young Iranians, also have the right to live. We did not commit any sin by being born in this country, we grew up and did not have the right to live. We studied to emigrate and have a better life. We tried, we cried. Please help us to find some peace.
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mahdi mahdi
1 month ago
It is not right to watch others suffer.
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Samira Ajdari
1 month ago
Taking any exam is our basic right
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Noushin Heydari
1 month ago
This is against human rights law
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Morteza Hasanzadeh
1 month ago
I'm living in Iran and it's not fair for iranian people
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Zahra Taherinia
1 month ago
We are iranian and for us its one of the best categories for apply to the university
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Neda Tavakoli
1 month ago
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sa sn
1 month ago
Because I'm Iranian and I need PTE to emigrate.
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Farnaz Bagheri
1 month ago
For my people future in iran
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Ali Taj
1 month ago
It's against human rights. Not fair
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Niloofar Sabzehparvar
1 month ago
It is absolutely Iranians right to be able to take the exam.
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Aytay Esmaeili
1 month ago
We have a right to get exam we spent many years and studied around the clock so that participate in exam
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Mostafa Delli
1 month ago
Iranians should leave the country to do the exam, whereas they are challenging economical situation. So please let Iranians access to PTE this is the one thing pearson can do for people in Iran.
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Mahtab Eivazi
1 month ago
This is not fair to ordinary people of Iran. This is against humanity.
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Pedram Makaay
1 month ago
This is unfair to ban students and people who want to immigrate for a better life
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Hooriya hojati
1 month ago
This is not fair.
We have spent months of our time, energy, and money preparing for the PTE. Despite war, sanctions, internet shutdowns, and countless economic and other difficulties, we continued studying, hoping to take the exam and pursue our immigration plans.
Are you at war with the Iranian government, or with the Iranian people?
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Arash Ap
1 month ago
Iranian candidates deserve equal access to internationally recognized English proficiency testing. The PTE ban affects students, professionals, and migration applicants who have invested significant time and money in preparing for the exam. Please provide a fair alternative or restore access for candidates residing in Iran.
This is not fair enough, there are many camdidates studying and spending time money for years
It is unfair and discrimination against hardworking Iranians who want to study, work and live away from cruel dictatorship back home.
The day the world realizes that we, the young Iranians, also have the right to live. We did not commit any sin by being born in this country, we grew up and did not have the right to live. We studied to emigrate and have a better life. We tried, we cried. Please help us to find some peace.
It is not right to watch others suffer.
Taking any exam is our basic right
This is against human rights law
I'm living in Iran and it's not fair for iranian people
We are iranian and for us its one of the best categories for apply to the university
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Because I'm Iranian and I need PTE to emigrate.
For my people future in iran
It's against human rights. Not fair
It is absolutely Iranians right to be able to take the exam.
We have a right to get exam we spent many years and studied around the clock so that participate in exam
Iranians should leave the country to do the exam, whereas they are challenging economical situation. So please let Iranians access to PTE this is the one thing pearson can do for people in Iran.
This is not fair to ordinary people of Iran. This is against humanity.
This is unfair to ban students and people who want to immigrate for a better life
This is not fair. We have spent months of our time, energy, and money preparing for the PTE. Despite war, sanctions, internet shutdowns, and countless economic and other difficulties, we continued studying, hoping to take the exam and pursue our immigration plans. Are you at war with the Iranian government, or with the Iranian people?
Iranian candidates deserve equal access to internationally recognized English proficiency testing. The PTE ban affects students, professionals, and migration applicants who have invested significant time and money in preparing for the exam. Please provide a fair alternative or restore access for candidates residing in Iran.
This is a blatant violation of human rights.