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The long-term impacts of Sudan’s war on educational system
With facilities destroyed, children and teachers displaced, schools turned to shelters, the deterioration of Sudan's education system, which was already in peril prior to the war, has been exacerbated.With facilities destroyed, children and teachers displaced, schools turned to shelters, the deterioration of Sudan's education system, which was already in peril prior to the war, has been exacerbated.
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