To celebrate the Children' Day of India, which was November 14, they held a picture-drawing event by inviting 45 children who do not attend school, including street children and those involved in child labor.
Sixteen years after the US-led military intervention in Afghanistan in which the Taliban had been ousted, an estimated two-thirds of Afghan girls do not attend school[1].
More than 71 million youth across the world are jobless; 150 million live on less than three dollars a day while 200 million adolescents do not attend school, according to the UNICEF.
ISTANBUL- More than 400,000 Syrian refugee children living in Turkey are not attending school, Human Rights Watch said in a report released over the weekend.
The report- launched ahead of the 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly- looks at the global situation of out-of-school children and young people, highlighting that across the world.
According to the UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation(UNESCO), 90 percent of children with disabilities in developing countries do not attend school.
From 2014- 18, 22,718 out-of-school youth were enrolled in a skills training program, 4,858 were enrolled in apprenticeship, and 654 completed business plans under an entrepreneurship program.
A major concept for both SuRaLa Net and Surala Ninja! is that children who are not attending school for a variety of reasons can understand arithmetic with no intervention by teachers.
The ongoing conflict and worsening security situation across the country- combined with deeply engrained poverty and discrimination against girls- have pushed the numbers of out-of-school children up for the first time since 2002 levels.
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