Campaña Latinoamericana por el Derecho a la Educación

September 2018

The study reveals that, although the General Laws of Education in the region recognize education as a human right and the State as guarantor of its full exercise from early childhood, with different starting points, fragmentation and dispersion persist. policies and practices for this educational stage, as well as the absence of adequate financing.

September 2018

Civil society organizations from Latin America and the Caribbean urge for the commitment of the G20 States with the guarantee of sustainable and sufficient educational budgets for the strengthening of public, free and inclusive education systems 

July 2018

The meeting Gender Equality, Violence and Education in Central America: Strategies of Transformation, was promoted by the Latin American Campaign for the Right to Education, with support from UNICEF. The Salvadoran Network for the Right to Education (RESALDE) hosted the event in El Salvador. The present Final Declaration is the result of the debates, reflections and recommendations that were made during the meeting, considering the contributions of the participants, and we hope they can be a contribution to the public debate and the definition and implementation of legal frameworks.

February 2015

This publication, by CEJIL y CLADE, presents the main decisions on the right to education in regional and international courts that protect human rights

July 2014

Through investigation, this consultation sought to find out to what extent and how discrimination is perceived by the actors involved, in education institutions in Brazil, Peru and Colombia and to investigate how discriminatory practices have an impact on children.

May 2013

Download the document produced during the Regional Seminar Secondary Education in Latin America and the Caribbean, that was made from 29 to 31 May in Bogota.

November 2012

Document produced by CLADE presents stories and lessons learned from national partnerships for educación in Bolivia, Nicaragua y Dominican Republic, expecting that this can inspire other similar iniciatives.