Number of reported incidents of military use of schools by non-state armed groups
This indicator measures the total number of schools partially or totally occupied and used for military purposes by non-state armed forces.
This indicator measures the total number of schools partially or totally occupied and used for military purposes by non-state armed forces.
This indicator measures the total number of schools partially or totally occupied and used for military purposes by a state’s regular or paramilitary armed forces.
This indicator measures the number of out-of-school students due to military use of schools and/or universities. The total number is calculated by adding up the number of out-of-school children for each reported incident of military use of schools and/or universities.
This indicator measures the total reported number of schools partially or totally occupied by armed forces (governmental or non governmental) and used for military purposes, such as using educational facilities as bases or temporary shelters, fighting positions, weapons storage facilities, detention and interrogation centers and military training or drilling soldiers (GCPEA, 2020 Education under attack report).
This indicator includes situations where state armed forces or non-state armed groups partially or fully occupy schools or universities, and use them for purposes that support a military effort. This includes using educational facilities as bases or temporary shelters, fighting positions, weapons storage facilities, detention and interrogation centers and military training or drilling soldiers (GCPEA, 2020 Education under attack report).
Means to pursue their educational activities would include access to regular classes with qualified teachers, access to books, etc.
The legal minimum age of military recruitment is the age at which a person is permitted to enlist or be conscripted and take part in hostilities