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Well over 100 million children do not attend school.
Some children do not attend school because they lack footwear and clothing.
A high percentage of working children do not attend school.
Most children do not attend school due to material hardship and for domestic reasons table 7.
However, according to unofficial data,around 40,000 children do not attend school.
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Children do not attend school or receive any education, and do not have access to medical services.
According to a recent report, 968,000 children do not attend primary school.
Another 325 million children do not attend school, while more than $1 trillion are spent every year on commercial publicity.
In Elsinore, local authorities have decided to reduce financial allowances in cases where the children do not attend school.
The Committee is also concerned that these children do not attend school during farming periods.
Many children do not attend school because their labour is needed to either help at home or to bring additional income into the family.
While noting an increased enrolment rate, the Committee is seriously concerned that 60 million children do not attend primary school.
The majority of these children do not attend school as schools do not provide appropriate facilities for them.
Between 1992 and 1997 more than 5,000 teachers left the country, and many children do not attend school or attend only part-time.
More than 100 million children do not attend school, and more than half a billion children live on less than one dollar a day.
Moreover, the recent economic downturn which affects banana farmers in particular,has led to a situation in which more and more children do not attend school, thus affecting those children's right to compulsory primary education.
These children do not attend school, because they have no time to play, very often they do not get proper nutrition and care.
In this regard, it shares the concern that more than 5,000 children do not attend school, and that repetition and drop-out rates are high.
More than 560,000 children do not attend school and wherever possible health services are largely provided by international non-governmental organizations.
It is, however, concerned that many young children still perform harmful work, such as domestic work with characteristics of slavery, and hazardous work in garbage dumps, banana plantations and the mining industry,including forced labour, and that many of these children do not attend school.
BPA states that as many as 113 million children do not attend school and two-thirds of illiterate people are women BPA no. 263.
As a result, children do not attend or often miss school, particularly during the rainy season, and face personal security concerns on their long journey to school.
There can be no doubt that illiteracy in the Arab region contributes to educational wastage: some children do not attend school, while others drop out, and there is a lack of awareness of the negative consequences of dropping out on development.
Data analysis shows children do not attend school due to different reasons: poverty, early child labor, increase of informal payments for a child's education, living in a remote location and lack of access to safe transport and other reasons.
Despite the increase in primary enrolment, half of all children do not attend school and graduation rates for girls are among the lowest in the world.
During the holidays children do not attend school, their parents have to care for them or arrange a program where the children will be looked after.
In sub-Saharan Africa, 3.6 million children are born with a low birth weight;100 million children do not attend school; 28 million people, including 3 million children, are affected by HIV/AIDS and have no access to the medicines or treatments necessary to fight the disease, prevent other diseases and relieve pain.
Additionally, CRC expressed concern that 60 million children do not attend primary school and at the striking disparities in terms of access to education, attendance at primary and secondary school and dropout rates between boys and girls, between different States, between rural and urban areas, and between affluent and poor and disadvantaged groups.
Unfortunately, many children did not attend school, owing to a lack of school supplies.
A Hawaiian indigenous representative said that many Hawaiian homeless children did not attend schools.