The world should not forget the situation of Artsakh children and the educators who are a beacon of hope in the face of difficulties

In the heart of South Caucasus, uncertainty casts a shadow over the Artsakh region. The embargo imposed by Azerbaijan not only leads to political tensions but also seriously affects the most vulnerable - children. Thousands of children living in Artsakh cannot attend kindergarten, preschool, and full-day schools due to the embargo, which deeply impacts their right to education.



Perhaps the most concerning aspect is that the embargo deprives approximately 20,000 school-age children in Artsakh of their fundamental right to education. The situation also makes it extremely difficult to provide these children with education about basic human rights and freedoms - which is an essential part of their development and is disrupted due to the ongoing embargo.


However, it is not only the students who are experiencing hardship. Dedicated teachers in Artsakh have to cope with significant challenges arising from the embargo, which disrupts the education process and deprives thousands of children of their right to quality education.


Due to the lack of resources caused by the embargo and the disruption of the continuous education process, providing quality education for educators in Artsakh is becoming increasingly difficult. However, they are not giving up. Despite the challenges, teachers are working tirelessly, even in the midst of difficulties, to ensure that children in the region receive the education they deserve.



In conclusion, the embargo imposed by Azerbaijan is not only disrupting the lives of thousands of children in Artsakh but also posing serious problems for educators in the region. Despite all the adversity, teachers are determined to overcome these challenges and do their best to ensure a brighter future for their students. The world should not forget the situation of Artsakh children and the educators who are a beacon of hope in the face of difficulties.


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