The Debt-Education Nexus – Lessons from Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa

By Amnesty International

Throughout this series, we’ve delved into the intricate relationship between public debt and the right to education, revealing how financial constraints and governance issues can profoundly impact access to adequate education and learning outcomes. Our exploration of Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa underscores the critical intersection of debt management and educational access, shedding […] The post The Debt-Education Nexus – Lessons from Zimbabwe, Eritrea, South Sudan, and South Africa appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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