UN warns 5.8M refugee children lack education in 2025
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has reported that 5.8 million refugee children worldwide have been deprived of education in 2025, with limited progress in higher education enrollment reaching only 11% compared to the target of 15% by 2030. The gap between girls and boys faces greater difficulties in transitioning to secondary education due to poverty and the risks of early marriage, while the enrollment rate of refugee children in primary education remains at 65%. The report condemns the risk of setbacks due to funding cuts and emphasizes the urgent need to support national education systems and expand access to educational opportunities, especially for women and girls, to achieve a more sustainable and inclusive future.
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