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Tag: education

Pakistan’s Mass Expulsion of Afghans Will See Thousands of Girls Lose a Chance at Education

by Beatrix Heard15 Apr 202421 Dec 2025Leave a comment

Pakistan is risking the lives of hundreds of thousands of women and over a million Afghans to send a message to the Taliban, an act the international community may not readily forgive them for.

South Asia, Uncategorized afghanistan, education, human rights, pakistan

COVID-19 and global inequality in education

by Fellows28 Sep 2020Leave a comment

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed stark global inequities in education.

Explainer COVID-19, education, global, UN, UNESCO
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