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defence.pk/threads/Pakistan-has-failed-in-protecting-the-right-of- education-for-girls-unesco.214518/ According to UNESCO Pakistan has failed in protecting the rights of education for girls. There are over three million girls in Pakistan who are out of schools. Director of Global Monitoring Report on Education for All said “It’s tragic that it look violence for the world’s attention to turn to the difficulties girls face in getting to school in Pakistan. In Swat district, where Malala is from, less than a third of girls are enrolled in school, leaving two thirds at home with little chance of fulfilling their dreams. It is also a scandal to ignore girls’ education when we know it benefits not just than one girl, but also has a huge impact on their household’s health and income, and ultimately the future peace and prosperity of their country.”According to UNESCO’s 10 th Education for ALL Global Monitoring Report released on Tuesday, Pakistan is doing far worse in reducing gender gaps in comparison to other countries in the region. The report stated that 78% of the poorest girls were out of schools in 1991 in Pakistan, a figure which has only reduced to just 62% today. And today Pakistan is second only to Nigeria when it comes to the dubious distinction of having the highest number of out of schools children in the world.

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defence.pk/threads/Pakistan-has-failed-in-protecting-the-right-of-education-for-girls-unesco.214518/According to UNE!" Pakistan has failed in protecting the rights of education for girls. #here are o$er three %illion girls in Pakistan &ho are out of schools. 'irector of(lo)al *onitoring +eport on Education for All said ,-t.s tragic that it look $iolence forthe &orld.s attention to turn to the di/culties girls face in getting to school in Pakistan. -n &at district0 &here *alala is fro%0 less than a third of girls are enrolled in school0 lea$ing t&o thirds at ho%e &ith little chance of ful1lling their drea%s. -t is also a scandal to ignore girls. education &hen &e kno& it )ene1ts not 2ust than one girl0 )ut also has a huge i%pact on their household.s health and inco%e0 and ulti%atel3 the future peace and prosperit3 of their countr3.4According to UNE!".s 15th Education for A66 (lo)al *onitoring +eport released on #uesda30 Pakistan is doing far &orse in reducing gender gaps in co%parison to other countries in the region. #he report stated that 788 of the poorest girls &ere out of schools in 1991 in Pakistan0 a 1gure &hich has onl3 reduced to 2ust :28 toda3. And toda3 Pakistan issecond onl3 to Nigeria &hen it co%es to the du)ious distinction of ha$ing the highest nu%)er of out of schools children in the &orld.