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Author: Ye Ra Kim

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A classroom in Central African Republic - abandoned due to insecurity.
Attacks against schools threaten the return of thousands

Attacks against schools threaten the return of thousands

Experts speak Insider

By Ye Ra Kim

More and more schools in Central African Republic (CAR) have re-opened their doors since the government declared 20 November 2014 as the official start of the new school year. However, attacks on schools are still robbing thousands of children of an education. This year’s reopening of schools was not easy for any of us working in… Read more →←

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