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Overview of the Right to Education for the Chins in Burma

Overview_of_the_Right_to_Education_for_the_Chins_in_Burma_CHRO.pdf Overview of the Right to Education for the Chins in Burma According to 2008 figures from the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC), there are 109,334 students in Chin State, making up a fifth of the total population of 533,047 in the State. The same statistics show that there are 4,777 teaching staff in

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