
Hunger, exploitation and lack of education – life for children in Central African Republic
Malnutrition, fear and unsafe schools are all rife in a country controlled by militia groups.
Malnutrition, fear and unsafe schools are all rife in a country controlled by militia groups.
Bombs and bullets, natural disasters, child marriage and discrimination - these are just some of scary realities that keep children out of school.
But hundreds more children are still in the ranks of armed groups and missing out education and a normal life.
A coalition led by Education Cannot Wait will provide supplies, permanent schools, humanitarian support and training for teachers in the troubled northeast.
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An upsurge in violence has seen more families fleeing from their homes and hundreds of thousands of children having their education disrupted.
A shocking report has revealed that in the five years up to 2017 there were 12,700 attacks in 41 countries - including bombings, sexual violence and child recruitment.
They were among over 200 boys and girls released in South Sudan, where 19,000 children are still serving in armed groups and missing out on education.