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« Thanks for the link | Home | Indigenous ICT. » December 11, 2003Ugandan girl pleads for education. 15 year old Atwiine Cairo, representing the Girls' Education Movement , has confidently told why girls drop out of school in her country."Poor parents cannot afford the school materials, and the girls sometimes need to support the family." She added that girls can be sexually harassed at schools. A brave individual is something of a rarity amongst the plethora of NGOs and government delegations here in Geneva... "I dream of a country where all girls will be at school in a healthy environment where girls and boys are treated the same", she said. Her speech was followed by one from a 14 year old boy scout from Pakistan..
Cara Swift @ December 11, 2003 01:27 PM | TrackBack
Err... Did the 14 year old boy scout from Pakistan say something similar?
Taran @ December 11, 2003 04:47 PM
Something similar to the girl from Uganda Taran or something similar to Craig's comments?
Cara Swift @ December 11, 2003 05:04 PM
Sorry - compared to what the Ugandan girl had to say.
Taran @ December 11, 2003 06:40 PM
Yes Taran - he's involved in campaigning for education for girls in his country.
Cara Swift @ December 11, 2003 11:12 PM
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