Missing children of Dutch asylum shelters
By Mayeda Tayyab In May 2024, Lost in Europe released the findings of their investigation into the disappearance of unaccompanied children in Europe. This investigation revealed that 51,433 children disappeared
Education Monitor: Around The Globe between the August 16th and August 31st, 2024
Broken Chalk proudly presents a new edition of “Education Monitor: Around the Globe” between August 16th and August 31st, 2024. Broken Chalk aims with this letter to increase public awareness of Educational
Poland’s Education System: Striving for Equity and Inclusion to Fulfill the Right to Education
By Iris Karoli The modern Polish emerged in the aftermath of World War II, addressing the significant challenge of rebuilding the country’s social and economic frameworks. Since then, it has
Russia Strikes Again: The Devastation of Ukraine’s Largest Children’s Hospital
Written by Uilson Jones For many people around the world, Monday mornings consist of a rush to their place of employment or attending classes at school, going about their day
The Role of NGOs in Improving Access to Education in Pakistan
Written by Mahnoor Ali Pakistan’s education system has long faced numerous challenges that have hampered the country’s socioeconomic development. In Pakistan, all children aged 5 to 16 have the right
Education Monitor: Around The Globe between the August 1st and August 15th, 2024
Broken Chalk proudly presents a new edition of “Education Monitor: Around the Globe” between August 1st and August 15th, 2024. Broken Chalk aims with this letter to increase public awareness of Educational
Belarussian Language Policy: Threats to Native-Instruction in Education
Written by Uilson Jones The declaration of Belarussian independence on August 25th, 1991, ushered in an era of unprecedented parliamentary debate over the official state language policy. Stemming from centuries
Broken Chalk’s Press Release on concerns regarding the proposed amendments to Iraqi personal status law No. 188 of 1959.
Panashe Mlambo and The Journalism Department. Broken Chalk is deeply concerned about the proposed amendments to the Iraqi Personal Status Law No. 188 of 1959 and appeals to the government
Education Monitor: Around The Globe between the July 16th and July 31st, 2024
Broken Chalk proudly presents a new edition of “Education Monitor: Around the Globe” between July 16th and July 31st, 2024. Broken Chalk aims with this letter to increase public awareness of Educational
Seychelles’ Educational Success: A Model for Sub-Saharan Africa?
Written by Zoë Alford In February this year, the African Union (AU) announced that 2024 would be the “Year of Education”. With the AU working together with UNICEF, it hopes
Unseen and Unheard: The Global Crisis of Missing Children and the Shadows Cast by Epstein Case
By Leticia Cox for Broken Chalk Every year, millions of children around the world disappear. The reasons are manifold: abduction, trafficking, runaways, and the tragic situations where young lives are
Human Rights in Yemen and the Houthi insurgency
Written by Iasmina-Măriuca Stoian The short history of the Houthi movement The Houthi movement, or Ansar Allah, is a Zaydi Shiite group that emerged in the northern part of Yemen