Itâs December 14th and today in 1960 during the UNESCO General Conference, the Convention Against Discrimination in Education treaty was adopted.  It affirmed that education was a fundamental human right and that states are obligated to provide education without discrimination.

Itâs December 14th and today in 1960 during the UNESCO General Conference, the Convention Against Discrimination in Education treaty was adopted. It affirmed that education was a fundamental human right and that states are obligated to provide education without discrimination.

Itâs December 14th and today in 1960 during the UNESCO General Conference, the Convention Against Discrimination in Education treaty was adopted.&nbsp; It affirmed that education was a fundamental human right and that states are obligated to provide education without discrimination.

12.14 - Convention Against Discrimination in Education

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12.14 - Convention Against Discrimination in Education

12.14 - Convention Against Discrimination in Education