More than half of the nearly 500,000 school-age Syrian children registered in Lebanon are not enrolled in formal education.

The Afghan government is failing to protect tens of thousands of children, some as young as 5, from hazardous conditions in the workplace, in violation of Afghanistan’s labor laws.

The Japanese government has failed to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) students from school bullying.

Boko Haram’s attacks on schools, students and teachers in northeast Nigeria have had a devastating impact on education.

Child marriage in Africa often ends a girl’s education, exposes her to domestic violence and grave health risks from early childbearing and HIV, and traps her in poverty.

More than 400,000 Syrian refugee children living in Turkey are not attending school. While the Turkish government has been generous in its response toward the Syrian refugee crisis, Turkey has struggled to ensure that Syrian schoolchildren have the access to education to which they are entitled under international law.

An estimated half-a-million children with disabilities have been shut out of South Africa’s education system.