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Message from Director-General of UNESCO, on the occasion of World Day for Cultural Diversity

j.gitahi — Tue, 05 Nov 2019 02:33:58 +0000

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“Every child has the right to feel safe and protected in their own home – how is this poor child going to sleep tonight or in coming nights? What are the long term effects on her going to be?”

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Their community. I wonder how they wou if their own child witnessed such a level of violence?

“There is absolutely no justification for an attack like this in our communities and we must all work together to bring those responsible to justice and to stop this from happening to another child.”

Earlier this month, the PSNI launched a hard-hitting advertisement campaign aimed at changing public attitudes to paramilitary attacks.

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The intruders chased the girl in the house and threatened her when she hid from them, according to the PSNI Limavady Facebook page.

“She came out petrified with her Piggy Bank, HER PIGGY BANK! hoping that the men would take it and leave her dad alone,” one outraged officer wrote.

“What sort of men would think it is acceptable to subject a girl to this level of brutality and violence? an attack like thiop.”Neil Borton

The intruders chased the girl in the house and threatened her when she hid from them, according to the PSNI Limavady Facebook page.

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Enhancing learners safety and protection in Lamu county during COVID 19

j.gitahi — Tue, 05 Nov 2019 02:33:27 +0000

“Every child has the right to feel safe and protected in their own home – how is this poor child going to sleep tonight or in coming nights? What are the long term effects on her going to be?”

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Their community. I wonder how they wou if their own child witnessed such a level of violence?

Earlier this month, the PSNI launched a hard-hitting advertisement campaign aimed at changing public attitudes to paramilitary attacks.

A Kentucky woman who was accused last year.

The intruders chased the girl in the house and threatened her when she hid from them, according to the PSNI Limavady Facebook page.

“She came out petrified with her Piggy Bank, HER PIGGY BANK! hoping that the men would take it and leave her dad alone,” one outraged officer wrote.

“What sort of men would think it is acceptable to subject a girl to this level of brutality and violence? an attack like thiop.”Neil Borton

The intruders chased the girl in the house and threatened her when she hid from them, according to the PSNI Limavady Facebook page.

Literacy for all

j.gitahi — Sun, 04 Nov 2018 02:43:57 +0000

UNESCO has been at the forefront of global literacy efforts since its foundation in 1946. Literacy is a human right and the basis for lifelong learning. It empowers individuals, families and communities and improves their quality of life. Because of its “multiplier effect”, literacy helps eradicate poverty, reduce child mortality, curb population growth, achieve gender equality and ensure sustainable development, peace and democracy.

UNESCO’s mission includes advocacy; standard-setting and benchmarking; acting as a clearinghouse; the dissemination of effective practices; policy and programme advice; support; capacity-building; research; literacy assessment; monitoring and evaluation; and partnership building.

UNESCO’s policy today is to support the promotion of literacy and literate environments as an integral part of lifelong learning and to keep literacy high on national and international agenda. Through its worldwide literacy programmes, advocacy work and knowledge base, the Organization works with countries and partners to realize the vision of a literate world for all.

UNESCO does not advocate a single “model” of literacy. UNESCO’s concept of literacy has moved beyond the simple notion of a set of technical skills for reading, writing and counting to one that encompasses multiple dimensions of these abilities. UNESCO recognizes that there are many practices of literacy embedded in different cultural processes, personal circumstances and collective structures.

This wide concept of literacy entails the notion of literacy across the lifespan: an evolving process concerning individuals of all age groups and at all levels of learning acquired through various modes of literacy provision.

UNESCO also monitors global literacy levels through the UNESCO Institute of Statistics (UIS), the EFA Global Monitoring Report and regional assessment programmes (RAMAA, SACMEC and LLECE).