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Schools in ethnic army-controlled areas near Myanmar’s borders with Thailand and China have been operating regularly throughout 2020, even as most schools have been closed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, which is surging in the Southeast Asia…

School closures in Myanmar resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic have affected millions of students. The UN is working with the country’s authorities to ensure that the education system is made more resilient, and children’s schooling is protected as m…

Over 87,000 residents were affected by monsoon flooding in Myanmar’s regions and states, since July 11, an official from the

Instructions to caregivers Due to COVID19, all learning facilities are closed until the end of the month. While the learning

  Preamble Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, education is currently disrupted for 1.5 billion students worldwide, which includes Bangladeshi

According to the (12:30) hrs M.S.T observation today, the water level of Ayeyarwady River at Shwegu is observed as about

  Even though the COVID-19 pandemic has halted most of the activities in the largest refugee settlement of world, elephant

The pandemic has put lives of students on hold, especially high school graduates who are unable to celebrate the completion

If life on Earth has become tedious with coronavirus restrictions, celestial activity this week promises some excitement. In addition to

The U.S. space agency NASA has awarded contracts to three American companies to develop spacecraft to land humans on the

Sometimes aid policy feels very circular. The renewed interest in the humanitarian-development nexus is one such example. It has been on and off the policy agenda since the 1990s, but is now back in full swing, often with peacebuilding added to form a …

The Human Rights Council this afternoon held separate interactive dialogues with the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi, and the Independent International Commission…

Bangladesh has agreed for the first time to allow UNICEF to provide a formal education for Rohingya refugee children up to the age of 14 as long as classes are based on a Myanmar curriculum, officials said Tuesday.Plans are not complete but the Rohingy…

DHAKA, BANGLADESH – Authorities in Bangladesh in partnership with the United Nations will expand educational programs for hundreds of thousands of Muslim Rohingya children living in refugee camps who are currently receiving only basic lessons, official…