Education

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Quality

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Do domestic laws and policies provide for acceptable quality education standards for education for forcibly displaced and stateless persons?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Access to education

Questions

Do domestic laws and policies provide access to primary education for forcibly displaced and stateless persons?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Do domestic laws and policies provide access to secondary education for forcibly displaced and stateless persons?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Do domestic laws and policies provide access to tertiary and other forms of post-secondary education for forcibly displaced and stateless persons?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Specialized forms of education

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Do domestic laws and policies provide for specialized forms of education tailored to the needs of forcibly displaced and stateless persons?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Language of instruction

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Do domestic laws and policies provide for primary and secondary education to be available to forcibly displaced and stateless persons in an appropriate language?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Religion

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Do domestic laws and policies allow freedom as regards the religious education of forcibly displaced and stateless children?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Stateless persons

Recognition of diplomas, certificates and degrees

Questions

Do domestic laws and policies facilitate the recognition of diplomas, certificates and degrees obtained abroad and in areas not under the State's control, including to practice liberal professions?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons

Recourse

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Do domestic laws and policies provide forcibly displaced and stateless persons with access to administrative or judicial remedies when they are denied access to education?

Yes, with minimal or no challenges
IDPs
Refugees
Asylum-seekers
Stateless persons