South Asia is home about one-quarter of the world’s out-of-school population. India and Pakistan together account for 14 million out-of-school children, with another 2 million in Bangladesh and Nepal according to UNESCO Global Monitoring Report 2009. Only one country, Maldives was close to achieving EFA Development Index (EDI), and five
South Asian March Against Child Trafficking-2007
South Asia has emerged as the hub of human trafficking, especially the trafficking of children. It is a source, destination and transit area. Poverty, illiteracy, regional imbalances, lack of good governance in certain regions, absence of strong legislations and effective enforcement, large-scale corruption in the border areas, demand for cheap
Country Report 2006 – Niger
Country Report 2006 – India, Bangladesh, Costa Rica, Niger, Chile and Central America : A Review of Child Labour, Education and Poverty Agenda
Published in 2006
Niger
Country Report 2006 – Costa Rica
Country Report 2006 – India, Bangladesh, Costa Rica, Niger, Chile and Central America : A Review of Child Labour, Education and Poverty Agenda
Published in 2006
Costa-Rica
Country Report 2006 – Chile
Country Report 2006 – India, Bangladesh, Costa Rica, Niger, Chile and Central America : A Review of Child Labour, Education and Poverty Agenda
Published in 2006
Chile
Country Report 2006 -Central America
Country Report 2006 – India, Bangladesh, Costa Rica, Niger, Chile and Central America : A Review of Child Labour, Education and Poverty Agenda
Published in 2006
Central-America
Country Report 2006 -Bangladesh
Country Report 2006 – India, Bangladesh, Costa Rica, Niger, Chile and Central America : A Review of Child Labour, Education and Poverty Agenda
Published in 2006
Bangladesh-report
Country Report 2006 – India
Country Report 2006 – India, Bangladesh, Costa Rica, Niger, Chile and Central America : A Review of Child Labour, Education and Poverty Agenda
Published in 2006
India-report