School Fees in Liberia Hinder Children's Access to Education
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In Liberia, school fees are preventing many children from attending school, according to Human Rights Watch. This barrier affects children's right to education and may have long-term impacts on the country's development and social equality.
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- •Human Rights Watch reports that school fees are a significant obstacle for children in Liberia seeking education.
- •Many families in Liberia cannot afford the fees, leading to lower school enrollment rates.
- •The lack of access to education disproportionately affects vulnerable and low-income children.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Liberian government reduces or eliminates school fees more children would be able to attend school, improving literacy rates and future economic opportunities.
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