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UN News Centre - Culture, Education
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Indigenous culture, youth among key topics as UN permanent forum opens 12th session
Around 2,300 indigenous participants are expected to discuss culture, education and health during the 12th session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, which will include a special focus on youth, indigenous groups in Africa and the importance of strengthening ties with international financial institutions.
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In Kabul, UNESCO chief spotlights Afghanistan's educational and cultural gains
Education is not against any religion, the head of the United Nations educational and cultural agency told Afghan authorities and families during a visit to the country to promote learning for women and girls, and to highlight the importance of Afghan cultural heritage as a vital economic asset.
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Natural resource revenues could nearly double school access in developing nations - UN study
Developing countries rich in natural resources can make huge gains towards universal schooling if they managed resource revenues better and devoted a significant share to education, according to a United Nations study released today.
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UNESCO and China highlight role of culture in post-2015 development agenda
The United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and China announced today an international congress on the role that culture plays in achieving sustainable development.
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On World Press Freedom Day, UN officials issue call to protect journalists' safety
United Nations officials today issued a call to action to ensure the safety of journalists in every country, echoing Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon who declared; "When it is safe to speak, the whole world benefits".
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