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Table on the development of education and disparities according to gender 8;
Pupils
Province
F
M
Total
Parity
BUBANZA
32582
35159
67741
0.93
BUJA-MAIRIE
32661
33529
66190
0.97
BUJA-RURAL
60217
61693
121910
0.98
BURURI
76260
77288
153548
0.99
CANKUZO
24990
25352
50342
0.99
CIBITOKE
46768
51591
98359
0.91
GITEGA
82793
79571
162364
1.04
KARUSI
49723
47469
97192
1.05
KAYANZA
65053
65865
130918
0.99
KIRUNDO
54939
61379
116318
0.9
MAKAMBA
53243
55048
108291
0.97
MURAMVYA
38186
37044
75230
1.03
MUYINGA
51647
58716
110363
0.88
MWARO
34956
33743
686999
1.04
NGOZI
64919
69009
133928
0.94
RUTANA
35673
38573
74246
0.92
RUYIGI
41083
43565
84648
0.94
Total
845693
874594
1720287
0.97
Article 18: The right to protect One’s family
1.
The family shall be the natural unit and basis of society. It shall be protected by the State which shall take care of
its physical and moral health.
2.
The State shall have the duty of assisting the family in its mission of safeguarding the morals and traditional
values recognized by the Community.
3.
The State shall ensure the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women and also ensure the
protection of the rights of women and the child as stipulated in international declarations and conventions.
4.
The elderly and the disabled shall also have the right to special measures of protection in keeping with their
physical or moral needs.
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According to the 2008/2009 indicators on Primary and Secondary Education in Burundi.