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The right to early childhood care and education in Ghana

Year of publication
2024
Author(s)
Right to Education Initiative, Oxford Human Rights Hub, ECNG, AfECN
Resource type
Reports

Keywords

  • CRC
Topics
Early Childhood Care and Education
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RTE and others_Alternative report to the CRC_Ghana_2024_En.pdf

Alternative report submitted to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child for the combined sixth and seventh periodic review of Ghana, at its 100 Pre-Sessional Working Group.

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