Sentence examples for basic right to education from inspiring English sources

They're depriving children of their basic right to education".

There is an international petition – organised by A World at School, who are campaigning to make sure every child's basic right to education is realised – which already has nearly 200,000 supporters, but needs more.

"How dare the Taliban take away my basic right to education?" Yousafzai asked her audience in a speech covered by newspapers and television channels throughout the region.

We simply cannot rely on a just few key players to secure the basic right to education for millions of children worldwide.

Eduardo Escribano and Katharine previously lived and worked in Africa, where they witnessed how the socioeconomic gap prevents many from exercising their basic right to education.

The lack of economic empowerment of women and the violation of their basic right to education, health and a life free of poverty contribute and perpetuate VAW, Abuse, rape, victimisation and femicide speak to the importance of protecting the fundamental rights of citizens and the importance of a strong legal system within democratic institutions that promote peace and human dignity.

I believe that if even one student is unable to continue education based on their families income and not their ability, then the government has failed in its responsibility to uphold basic rights to education.

The polls in 1999 and 2003 were seriously flawed, violent and ushered in governments that have neglected Nigerians' basic rights to education and primary healthcare while engaging in looting of public funds on an historic scale.

"...being used as military weapons and... in some cases as sex slaves" are both violations of the rights of children, as are situations where children are displaced and denied their basic rights to education and health, he said.

Major donors for the effort to restore basic rights to education and health for Liberia's children include (millions): Canada ($0.37), Ireland ($0.27), Japan ($3.1), Netherlands ($0.5), Norway ($0.22), Sweden ($0.58), UK ($1.2), US ($1.6), and UNICEF Natcoms.

Safeguarding the Rights of Indigenous Children and Adolescents 7 June 2012 Punta Gorda, Toledo- Belize's indigenous population – particularly its children and adolescents – face many challenges in their development as well as in realizing their basic rights to education, health, and protection.