Broken Chalk’s Press On Release Deepening a Culture of Social Justice and Human Rights in South Africa
Leticia Cox / Broken Chalk Media Department Durban—On this significant day, Broken Chalk joins the global community in celebrating South Africa’s Human Rights Day, which honors the nation’s hard-fought struggles
Education Monitor: Around The Globe between January 15th and January 31st, 2024 Edition
Broken Chalk proudly presents a new edition of “Education Monitor: Around the Globe” between January 15th and January 31st, 2024. Broken Chalk aims with this letter to increase public awareness of Educational
Advocating for Justice in Education: Broken Chalk’s Global Commitment
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, My name is Jonathan Murphy, and I am here today on behalf of Broken Chalk. I am honoured to be asked to speak here in
Education Monitor: Around The Globe between January 1st and January 15th, 2024 Edition
Broken Chalk proudly presents a new edition of “Education Monitor: Around the Globe” between January 1st and January 15th, 2024. Broken Chalk aims with this letter to increase public awareness of Educational
Sakharov Prize to award the Human Rights Defenders
Written by Irina Popova What is it? Every year since 1988, the European Union’s highest tribute to human rights the Sakharov Prize is awarded in Strasbourg. This honorary prize is
Navigating Educational Challenges in Tunisia: A Roadmap for Reform
Written by Veronica Grazzi Tunisia gained independence from French colonial rule in 1956, marking the beginning of its modern era. Since then, the country has undergone significant social, economic,
Child Poverty in Tonga
Written by Panashe Marie Louise Mlambo The Kingdom of Tonga is divided into four island groups and consists of some 170 islands, with only 36 Islands inhabited in the Polynesian
The Impact of the Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza on Educational Rights
Written by Alessia Bruni The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to disrupt the lives of many residents severely, specifically affecting the educational rights of Palestinian children. The right to education
The lack of adequate education due to poverty in South Africa
Written by Alessia Bruni The right to quality education is a fundamental right. However, in South Africa, numerous children encounter substantial obstacles in obtaining adequate education due to
Anti-scamming Louise Housing tips
Written by Panashe Mlambo – Housing shortage in the Netherlands leads to increased competition and rental scams. Tips to avoid housing and rental scams1: Ø Beware of deals that seem
Educational Difficulties for ex-pats in the Netherlands
Educational Difficulties for ex-pats in the Netherlands Written by Alessia Bruni The Netherlands stands as a popular destination for expatriates due to the many advantages the country has to offer.
EDUCATION MONITOR AROUND TEAM LEAD OPINION PIECE
Written by Panashe MlamboIn recent years, several European countries, including Finland, Poland, France, England, the Netherlands, and Sweden, have begun to recognize the impact of unrestricted mobile phone use in