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Liberation through education

Prisoners are among the most excluded from education, according to a UNESCO study. More

 
     

 

Little tales with a gentle twist

A UNESCO-UNAIDS project is designing HIV/AIDS material for neo-literates in India. More

 
     

 
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES: MIRAGE OR MIRACLE?
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HIGHER EDUCATION FOR SALE
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LITERACY? YES. BUT WHEN?
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EDUCATION FOR WAR OR FOR PEACE?
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