'A Child Without Education Is Like A Bird Without Wings'
The Key to Success
“A child without education is like a bird without wings.” This was written in a Tibetan proverb by an unknown author. Children in Pakistan do not have an education which leads to an unsuccessful life. Similarly, a bird with no wings will not have a successful life as well. In Pakistan, children do not get an education or do not have a proper one due to terrorism, gender inequality, and an unsafe learning environment. Access to education in Pakistan is a human rights violation for many reasons. First, attacks on schools terrorized parents into keeping their children out of school. Second, gender inequality in Pakistan forbids girls from having an education. First, attacks on schools and universities terrorized parents …show more content…
With a population of about two hundred million people, fifty four percent of them are poor. Daily, food prices rise, causing families in poverty to spend more money, and not having enough money for a proper education. Public schools do not provide quality education, but private schools are expensive and only a very little percent of the people of Pakistan can afford it. Public schools is still an education and is better than none, but school supplies still cost money and is less safe from terrorism (Anwar 1). however, without an education, one’s life would not be successful. Money is more important for food, but if one has an education, lack of money might not even be a problem for them in the future. Without the right to education, many children will suffer from an unsuccessful …show more content…
First, terrorism in schools and universities feared parents from taking their children to school. Second, patriarchy in Pakistan bans girls from having an education. In the constitution of Pakistan, Article 25A guarantees the right to a free education to every citizen from the age of five to sixteen. The majority of children that do not have access to education are in rural areas and the government should promote education in areas like this. Furthermore, economic motivations to the students may encourage the parents to send their children to school and reduce the dropout ratio (Hussain 1). Education is needed in every human’s life and is part of them, like how birds rely on their wings and need
“A child without education is like a bird without wings.” This was written in a Tibetan proverb by an unknown author. Children in Pakistan do not have an education which leads to an unsuccessful life. Similarly, a bird with no wings will not have a successful life as well. In Pakistan, children do not get an education or do not have a proper one due to terrorism, gender inequality, and an unsafe learning environment. Access to education in Pakistan is a human rights violation for many reasons. First, attacks on schools terrorized parents into keeping their children out of school. Second, gender inequality in Pakistan forbids girls from having an education. First, attacks on schools and universities terrorized parents …show more content…
With a population of about two hundred million people, fifty four percent of them are poor. Daily, food prices rise, causing families in poverty to spend more money, and not having enough money for a proper education. Public schools do not provide quality education, but private schools are expensive and only a very little percent of the people of Pakistan can afford it. Public schools is still an education and is better than none, but school supplies still cost money and is less safe from terrorism (Anwar 1). however, without an education, one’s life would not be successful. Money is more important for food, but if one has an education, lack of money might not even be a problem for them in the future. Without the right to education, many children will suffer from an unsuccessful …show more content…
First, terrorism in schools and universities feared parents from taking their children to school. Second, patriarchy in Pakistan bans girls from having an education. In the constitution of Pakistan, Article 25A guarantees the right to a free education to every citizen from the age of five to sixteen. The majority of children that do not have access to education are in rural areas and the government should promote education in areas like this. Furthermore, economic motivations to the students may encourage the parents to send their children to school and reduce the dropout ratio (Hussain 1). Education is needed in every human’s life and is part of them, like how birds rely on their wings and need