NEILI (Pajhwok): Only six percent of schools in central Daikundi province have proper buildings, forcing children to study in areas where animals are corralled at night, a report by the human rights commission claimed on Wednesday.
A shortage of professional teachers, educational materials, lack of drinking water at 82 percent of schools, the absence of buildings and science labs have been listed as major challenges facing the provincial education sector.
Mohammad Jawad Dadgar, head of the local human rights commission, said the survey they conducted showed last . . .
