Million Refugee Children Out of School as Cuts Threaten Progress
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UNHCR warned that nearly 6 million refugee children were out of school around the world in 2025, at a time when increasing funding cuts for assistance threatened to deprive millions of additional children of school seats and undermine years of progress in refugee education.
Sudan: 'I Have Not Lost My Dreams' - Refugee Education Funding Cuts Threaten Millions
A teenage girl who fled war-torn Sudan for neighbouring Egypt and hopes to pursue a technology degree is an example of why countries must ensure that young refugees can continue to learn.
Of the 13.1 million refugee children, almost half are out of school, questioning years of progress and threatening to "close opportunities for a generation of young people," warns Barham Salih.
According to the United Nations research, the transition to secondary education remains one of the greatest challenges for refugee students, especially girls.
UNHCR warns that lack of funds is threatening the education of millions of refugee children.
Zeit Online
INTELLINEWSAccording to the UN Refugee Agency, almost every second refugee child has no access to education. Girls are particularly affected. The UN warns against further cuts.
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