Two-thirds of disabled children not enrolled in formal education

28 September 2016
The Irrawaddy
Education and training
the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (Unicef) / the Ministry of Social Welfare / Relief and Resettlement / Naypyidaw / U Win Myat Aye / Minister of Social Welfare

RANGOON — A joint report published by the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (Unicef) has stated that Burma’s national education law needs to be amended, as two-thirds of the country’s 232,000 disabled children do not obtain a formal education.

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