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UN calls for better protection from attacks on schools
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Militarizing aid is dangerous for education
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Marisol Sanjinés
A week of global action for girls’ and women’s education
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GEM Report
Whether attacks are ‘indiscriminate’ or ‘deliberate’, education needs protection
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Pauline Rose
When aid is driven by the news cycle
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GEM Report
Hard lessons in the world’s largest refugee complex
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GEM Report
Education bounces back in Cambodia and Ethiopia
By:
Jakob Engel
How donors betray children’s hopes in conflict zones
By:
Sarah Press
For refugees in Kenya, ‘education is the only thing we can take home’
By:
Pauline Rose
Pakistan declares ‘education emergency’
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GEM Report
Millions of girls are still missing out on school
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GEM Report
Budget cuts, aid and American national security
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Kevin Watkins
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