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What should be done to protect schools in conflict areas and support affected communities?
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Iran
May 10, 2026に開始
Footage shared by Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman purportedly shows destruction in Shahid Hamedani School in Tehran
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May 10, 2026
International organizations should take a lead role in monitoring and reporting attacks on educational institutions, enhancing accountability for those who violate the safety of schools. This could deter future attacks and foster a culture of respect for education.
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May 10, 2026
While the need to protect schools is urgent, focusing solely on military action or external intervention may lead to further escalation of conflict. We must consider non-violent approaches that address the root causes of conflict in affected communities.
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May 10, 2026
Governments must prioritize the protection of schools in conflict areas by establishing ceasefires during school hours and providing humanitarian corridors. Children deserve safe spaces for education, and international laws should be enforced to protect these fundamental rights.
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