Our project focused on the right to conscientious objection in education. Since national legislation do not accord this right to students, we started to advocate for it at Parliament-level by making a presentation to the Animal Rights Inspection Committee in May 2019. The term was unanimously altered into "the right to ethical education" by the MPs and later included in the final recommendatory committee report in October. Our first informative booklet is now ready to be sent to university rectorates. Coming up next is the student-oriented brochures. 1:1 meeting with universities and the Council of Higher Education will be organized next to convince them to include this right and alternative student training methods in their internal directives.