Children’s education

Arab League Condemns Gaza Eviction as Ethnic Cleansing, Ignoring Syrian Refugee Crisis

In 2024, a record number of children in conflict zones were denied education, with one in three children in conflict zones or fragile states lacking schooling. The conflicts in Gaza, Sudan, and Ukraine have resulted in widespread destruction of schools and displacement, leaving millions of children without access to education and increasing their vulnerability to exploitation. The systematic targeting of schools, including those under UN protection, raises concerns about scholasticide and the long-term consequences for a generation. This denial of education has severe repercussions, including increased risks of child labor, child marriage, and significant mental health challenges. The long-term economic and social costs of this crisis are substantial.

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