The Right to Education: Barriers for Refugee and Displaced Children

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Sep 20
1 min read

Despite education being a universal human right, millions of displaced children are denied the chance to learn, grow, and shape their futures. Programs like Amala are breaking down barriers with innovative diplomas, but lasting change depends on governments, institutions, and communities coming together to demand equal access for every child.

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