Nearly 7 Million Children Out of School Due to Coup, but Literacy Rate Has Increased, Says Interim President
Nai Min Lwin/ Irrawaddy Times September 9 Despite nearly 7 million children losing access to education and over 5 million youths losing educational and employment opportunities due to the military coup and the military's
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