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Iran's War and Education Crisis
The article discusses the impact of the war in Iran on the future of education, focusing on how rising fuel costs lead to increased transportation expenses, which hinder children from accessing schools—especially in economically vulnerable areas such as Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia. It explains that inflation in fuel prices raises the costs of transportation and schooling, leading to a decline in government funding. This situation results in more children being at risk of dropping out, particularly as families struggle to choose between food and education. The article also highlights that the rising costs particularly affect girls and the most vulnerable children, threatening progress in education and health sectors. It is projected that tens of millions of children could fall into poverty as a consequence of this crisis.
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