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- 2. In Pakistan over 50% of children don’t go to school because of poverty About 70% of women are illiterate compared to 40% men
- 3. In Pakistan within schools Is in force physical punishment
- 4. The principal religion in Pakistan is Islam which is practiced from about 95-98% of the population.
- 5. In Pakistan there are 3,9 million of christians 4,2 million of hindus 0,5 million of sikh
- 6. The publics schools of Pakistan and the islamic religions schools paint negatively religious minorities and reinforce biases,fomenting acts of discrimination and possible violence against these communities