Socio-Cultural and Economic Factors Affecting Primary Education of Maasai Girls in Loitokitok District, Kenya.
The Western Journal of Black Studies 2011, Winter, 35, 4
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Descrizione dell’editore
Background of the Problem United Nations (1993) and Children's Act (2001) recognize that education is a basic human right that every child must enjoy. Kenya is a signatory to these and other international conventions. The International Convention on Human Rights (1948), Article 26 (1) as well states that everyone has the right to education and that education shall be free at least in the primary stages. Further, it declares that primary education shall be compulsory.
GENERE
Saggistica
PUBBLICATO
2011
22 dicembre
LINGUA
EN
Inglese
PAGINE
30
EDITORE
The Western Journal of Black Studies
DIMENSIONE
242,3
KB
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