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  1. Equity and inclusion 3 October 2016

    Germany: teachers’ union calls for inclusive school policies and systems

    The German education union GEW has placed special focus on the relationship between integration and democracy after hosting its national congress under the slogan “One for all – an inclusive school for democracy.”

    Germany: teachers’ union calls for inclusive school policies and systems
  2. Equity and inclusion 30 September 2016

    Greece: Union pushes for access to education for all refugee children

    Confronted with a dramatic increase of refugees from neighbouring countries in conflict, the Greek Federation of Secondary State School Teachers is calling for solidarity to see that all children receive an education.

    Greece: Union pushes for access to education for all refugee children
  3. Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4 29 September 2016

    Quebec union celebrates National Day for education support personnel

    The Centrale des syndicats du Québec is celebrating the work and commitment of the province’s education support personnel, who are integral to transforming schools into communities and greatly contribute to students’ success.

    Quebec union celebrates National Day for education support personnel
  4. Trade union rights are human rights 28 September 2016

    Myanmar: teachers work from the ground up to strengthen union

    With a young democracy as its backdrop, the Myanmar Teachers Federation continues to build its ranks across the country with the help of Education International and its affiliates’ experience one year after its creation.

    Myanmar: teachers work from the ground up to strengthen union
  5. Trade union rights are human rights 28 September 2016

    New school year taken hostage by political unrest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

    Ongoing political conflict has delayed the start of the new school year, keeping students from class while preventing unions from pressing for a better status for teachers and quality education for all children.

    New school year taken hostage by political unrest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
  6. Trade union rights are human rights 27 September 2016

    Iran: Teacher unionists worldwide welcome the release of Canadian academic

    After months of repeated calls for her release, Homa Hoodfar, an internationally renowned anthropologist and professor at Montreal’s Concordia University, is now free after being imprisoned in Iran since June.

    Iran: Teacher unionists worldwide welcome the release of Canadian academic
  7. Union renewal and development 26 September 2016

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  8. Union renewal and development 26 September 2016

    Latin America

    Latin America
  9. Union renewal and development 26 September 2016

    Europe

    Europe
  10. Union renewal and development 26 September 2016

    Asia-Pacific

    Asia-Pacific
  11. Union renewal and development 26 September 2016

    Africa

    Africa
  12. Union renewal and development 26 September 2016

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    ACCRS
  13. Union renewal and development 26 September 2016

    Worldwide

    Worldwide
  14. Union growth 26 September 2016

    Education unions take case of missing Mexican students to the United Nations

    Six Education International affiliates from the Americas are joining forces to file a UN human rights complaint on behalf of the disappeared 43 Mexican student teachers and related rights violations of 137 others.

    Education unions take case of missing Mexican students to the United Nations
  15. Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4 26 September 2016

    South Africa: University fee cap welcomed

    Education unions are encouraged by the South African government’s announcement that university fee increases may be capped and that low-income families may have the increase subsidised to make education more accessible.

    South Africa: University fee cap welcomed
  16. Equity and inclusion 23 September 2016

    UK: Union highlights needs of refugee children

    The National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers has highlighted the appalling impact of the global refugee crisis on the world’s children and young people, especially in terms of education.

    UK: Union highlights needs of refugee children