The world is testing the limits of humanitarian law Last summer, the International Development Committee highlighted the huge global challenges facing international humanitarian law through permissive interpretations and a lack of compliance.

Writing for Comment Central #IPNEd member &
@houseofcommons.parliament.uk International Development Committee Chair, Sarah Champion MP says "parliamentarians need to make defending IHL a political priority".

#CooperationForEducation

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The UK’s aid cuts are staggering – and much worse is to come Global education – particularly women and girls – is one of the areas that will be left to wither away at a huge cost to the Britain’s reputation, writes Bambos Charalambous

Writing in The @the-independent.com, #IPNEd member &
@appgglobaled.bsky.social Co-Chair @bambosmp.bsky.social MP reveals that a @fcdoinclusion.bsky.social programme in #DRC, which has enabled thousands of girls to go to school for the first time, will be axed.
#PoliticalLeadershipForLearning

📬 New from IPNEd:

Ahead of Intl. Day to End Corporal Punishment (Apr 30), global momentum grows:

🇹🇭 Thailand bans all corporal punishment
🇬🇧 UK MPs @jessasatomp.bsky.social & @elliechowns.bsky.social push to close loopholes
📚 Tools for lawmakers

🔗 go.ipned.org/ulry6g
#EndCorporalPunishment #IPNEd

Momentum to end corporal punishment grows.

#IPNEd welcomes Thailand’s decision to fully prohibit all corporal punishment of children!

This makes Thailand the 68th state to do so and the second state in ASEAN.

Read more 👉 bit.ly/thailand68th