Minority Right to Education in Education Law (CRC 1342)

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Quick info
Data type Metric
Scale Binary
Value labels Not applicable
Technical name edu_right_minority
Category Education and training
Label Minority Right to Education in Education Law
Related indicators Index of the right to education as enshrined in the constitution; Index of the right to education as enshrined in education laws

This data depicts whether a right to education is enshrined in an education law that is specifically targeted at one or more minority groups.

  • 1: Does enshrine the right to education for one or more minority groups


Coding rules

Scope of indicator: For this indicator, we consider education laws published in the ILO NATLEX database. To ensure reliability, the index was created through joint coding by two coders.

The coding procedure in detail was as follows:

  • Reviewing the law on its actual relevance to the topic
  • Search the relevant laws for keywords like right, citizen, women, girls, discrimination, free, compulsory, mandatory, every, etc.
  • Two approaches were used for non-English documents:
    • Translate the law into English or German using Google Translate for document translation. Search the translated document for keywords, compile relevant passages, translate as needed, and enter them into the Excel spreadsheet.
    • Download the law, translate keywords into the law's original language, and conduct a search. Translate and compile any relevant findings into English, then input them into the Excel spreadsheet.
  • Multiple entries per law are possible in the raw data. The uploaded index only shows the highest score per year.
  • Two coders coded the index values apart from each other and discussed and combined their coding in cases of mismatch.


Bibliographic info

Citation: TBD


Related publications: TBD



Misc

Project manager(s): Helen Seitzer, Fabian Besche-Truthe


Data release:
  • Version 0.001: Initial release


Revisions: No revisions yet

Sources

Data stems from a variety of sources. The most common sources used are listed here. More information is provided in the dataset itself i.e. a dedicated link to every document used for coding.