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Home » Refugee-run school gives children a chance at education in Malaysia
Refugee-run school gives children a chance at education in Malaysia
children, displaced refugees, Nonformal Education, social assistance, Malaysia
Refugee-run school gives children a chance at education in Malaysia
unhcr.org –

This article provides information about a school run by a refugee group called the Chin Students' Organization (CSO) in Malaysia. Nearly 200 refugee children sit on the floor in small classrooms to learn English, mathematics, science and Chin cultural studies. UNHCR provides text books that are used in the Malaysian curriculum.

Link: http://www.unhcr.org/4b45dcc29.html
Added by View user profileSonia Hossain on January 31, 2010
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