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Unesco warned of the 33 per cent increase in attacks on schools during 2025 and demanded that education be protected in countries with conflict.
The organization, which identifies attacks on schools by warring countries or non-State armed groups, calls for "guaranteeing that everyone can learn in safety and dignity".
More than 1600 attacks were carried out against schools around the world in 2025, an increase of 33 per cent over a year, says on Wednesday in a UNESCO press release, which "expresses its grave concern" and "calls for enhanced protection of education".
Attacks on schools increased by 33% in 2025, reaching 1,680 cases verified by the UN. UNESCO warns that education is increasingly affected in conflict zones and calls for stronger measures to protect students and teachers.
Attacks on schools around the world increased by 33% in 2025, according to UNESCO data. More...
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