EDUCATION SHOULD NOT HAS GENDER !

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Less than 40 percent of countries offer girls and boys equal access to education and only 39 percent of countries have equal proportions of the sexes enrolled in secondary education. By achieving universal primary and secondary education attainability in the adult population, it could be possible to lift more than 420 million people out of poverty. This would have its greatest effect on women and girls who are the most likely to never have stepped foot inside a school.

Even once girls are attending school, discrimination follows. One in four girls states that they never feel comfortable using school latrines. Girls are at greater risk of sexual violence, harassment, and exploitation in school. School-related gender-based violence is another major obstacle to universal schooling and the right to education for girls.

Since 2002, good progress has been achieved to boost girls' enrollment in school. However, an estimated 130 million girls worldwide remain out of school and face multiple barriers to education.

These include distance to school, cultural norms and practices, school-related gender-based violence, and early or forced marriage. Boys and girls face barriers to getting a good education in conflict-affected areas where safety and security can be compromised, and in households that depend on their labor or income.

Keeping girls in school and ensuring they can learn in a safe and supportive environment leads to many benefits for girls themselves, their families, their communities, and societies.

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