Broken Chalk is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) committed to addressing human rights violations in the education sector. It was established in October 2020. A multinational team of dedicated human rights advocates collaborates extensively on researching violations in every corner of the world.

Broken Chalk’s primary activities include removing obstacles to education, promoting peace and tranquillity in society through intercultural tolerance, preventing radicalism and polarisation, and eliminating educational opportunity gaps across different demographics.

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World Press Freedom Day

On the 3rd of May, the world reunites to reflect on the importance of press freedom. International organizations, including Broken Chalk, urge media officers and regular citizens to remember journalists
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Broken Chalk urges international response to the mass detentions in Türkiye

The human rights organization Broken Chalk is urging the international community to take action following the detention of over 200 individuals primarily university students by Turkish authorities during protests earlier
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ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders as Global Advocacy Grows

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has taken a historic step in the fight for Afghan women’s rights, seeking arrest warrants for the Taliban’s supreme leader and Afghanistan’s chief justice on
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Educational Challenges in Mongolia

Nestled between Russia and China, Mongolia is a country of striking contrasts. Its vast steppes, rugged mountains, and expansive deserts have long shaped the nomadic lifestyle of its people, who
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23rd international day of English and Spanish language

On the 23rd of April, the celebrations of two languages are happening: it is, indeed, the international day of the English and Spanish languages. The occurrence is a reminder of
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International Mothers Earth Day press release

On April 22, the world comes together to celebrate International Mother Earth Day, recognising our shared responsibility to protect the planet and live in harmony with nature. For Broken Chalk,
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Arrest of Turkish-Brazilian Businessman in Brazil Raises Human Rights Concerns

Introduction On May 1, 2025, Turkish-Brazilian dual national Mustafa Göktepe was arrested in São Paulo, Brazil, following an extradition request from the Turkish government over alleged links to the Gülen
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International Girls in ICT Day

On April 22nd, Broken Chalk joins the global community to reflect on International Girls in ICT Day. This annual event represents an opportunity for organisations, policymakers, education personnel, and families
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Education Monitor: Around The Globe between March 16th and March 31st, 2025 Edition

Broken Chalk proudly presents a new edition of “Education Monitor: Around the Globe” between March 16th and March 31st, 2025 Broken Chalk aims with this letter to increase public awareness of  Educational problems,
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Education Monitor: Around The Globe between March 1st and March 15th, 2025 Edition

Broken Chalk proudly presents a new edition of “Education Monitor: Around the Globe” between March 1st and March 15th, 2025. Broken Chalk aims with this letter to increase public awareness of  Educational
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF USA

The following report has been drafted by Broken Chalk as a stakeholder contribution to the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review [UPR] for the United States of America (USA
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF PANAMA

Broken Chalk has drafted the following report as a stakeholder contribution to the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review UPR for the Republic of Panama. As Broken Chalk’s focus
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF MONGOLIA

Broken Chalk has drafted this report as a stakeholder contribution to the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) for Mongolia. As Broken Chalk’s focus is on combating human
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF MARSHALL ISLANDS

The following report has been drafted by Broken Chalk as a stakeholder contribution to the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review [UPR] for the Marshall Islands. Broken Chalk’s main
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF MALDIVES

Broken Chalk has drafted the report that follows. This is a stakeholder contribution to the Fourth Cycle of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) for the Maldives. This report will focus
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Rumeysa Ozturk is among the 300 students to be deported for her advocacy for Gaza

By Lucia Grand & Edoardo Turco Rümeysa Öztürk, a 30-year-old Turkish doctoral student at Tufts University, was abruptly detained on March 25, 2025, by plainclothes officers from the U.S. Department
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF MALAWI

The following report has been drafted by Broken Chalk as a stakeholder contribution to the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review [UPR] for Malawi. Broken Chalk’s main objective is
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF LIBYA

The following report has been drafted by Broken Chalk as a stakeholder contribution to the fifth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review [UPR] for Libya. As Broken Chalk’s focus is
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF LIBERIA

The following report has been drafted by Broken Chalk as a stakeholder contribution to the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review [UPR] for Liberia. As Broken Chalk’s focus is
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF JAMAICA

Jamaica faces significant challenges regarding poor educational outcomes, which have serious consequences for both individual opportunities and the nation’s development. Although there has been an increase in access to education,
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UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW OF HONDURAS

The following report has been drafted by Broken Chalk as a stakeholder contribution to the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review [UPR] for the Republic of Honduras. As Broken

Education Monitor Around The Globe

Who We Are

We aim to help people who faced human rights violations across the globe in the educational field.

what we do

We are aiming to be the voice of those who faced human rights violations at the scope of education in the world for them to overcome their challenges.

where we are

Where there is a violation of human rights on education.

What you can do

Inform us about human rights violations in your region, donate, write a letter, sign a petition, become our volunteer.