Education

Tajikistan's Education Deficit

Demand for Helmand Schools to Reopen

With security improving, tens of thousands of children are still prevented from resuming their education.

Azerbaijan's First Family Features in Schoolbooks

Depending on taste, repeated mentions of the Aliyevs are healthy instruction, alarming indoctrination, or a good way of getting your book published.

Armenian University in Political Row

Lecturer says he was sacked for supporting right to protest.

Cuban Schools Slap Down Jehovah's Witnesses

Refusal to conform with state ideology exposes faith group members to discrimination.

Sarajevo Museum in Peril

Permanent closure would amount to loss of collective memory for Bosnians.

Georgia Urged to Ease School Rules for Meskhetians

As exiled group returns to the country, some children are barred from free schooling as they don’t have residence rights.

Graduate Unemployment Rising in Armenia

Employers looking for solid experience rather than paper qualifications.

Uzbekistan Rewrites History to Fit Present

Georgian Schools Should Improve Disability Access, Specialists Say

Despite efforts to integrate disabled students, many schools are still not adapted to take them.