37 Countries Start Process of Protecting Schools and Universities During Conflict

Email Thirty-seven countries on May 29, 2015, joined an international Safe Schools Declaration that commits them to protect education from attack. In situations of conflict, widespread attacks on schools and universities, their students and staff, as well as the use of school buildings by armed parties is denying education to many thousands of people – with devastating results for individuals and their communities, the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA) said. 37 Countries Start Process of Protecting Schools and Universities During Conflict read more

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