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Early childhood care and education the forgotten link claims new report published by UNESCO
26-10-2006 1:00 pm - (Press Release No. 129-2006)

Latin America and the Caribbean leads the developing world in the provision of pre-school education, according to the annual Education for All Global Monitoring Report*, published by UNESCO today. However, despite well-documented benefits for child development and well-being, the Report finds that this area remains the forgotten link in the education chain in many regions, and that half the world�s countries have no early childhood care and education policy for children under age three. More

Cultural diversity, doping in sport and bioethics on the agenda of UNESCO�s General Conference
15-09-2005 12:00 pm - (Media Advisory N�2005-56)
UNESCO�s supreme decision-making body, the General Conference, which meets every two years, will hold its 33rd session from October 3 to 21 at the Organization�s Headquarters in Paris. The session coincides with UNESCO�s 60th Anniversary celebrations and a special ceremony will take place on October 5. More
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05-01-2009 - The Director-General of UNESCO reiterates UN Secretary-General�s appeal for a cessation of all violence in Gaza and southern Israel and calls for the protection of educational and cultural institutions