UNODC and UNESCO join up to promote the rule of law through education

unodc-unesco_-_rule_of_law_through_education-rawpixel-shutterstock-news.jpg Rawpixel.com/Shutterstock.com 26 February 2018UNESCO and UNODC have announced the launch of a new partnership to provide Global Citizenship Education in response to some of the world’s most pressing challenges to peace, justice and the rule of law. The ‘Initiative on Global Citizenship Education: Educating for a Culture of Lawfulness’ is developed jointly by UNESCO and UNODC to equip education policy-makers, primary and secondary level teachers and educators with tools to empower learners to engage in society as constructive…

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