Securing girls’ education to at least 12 in developing countries

Securing girls’ education to at least 12 in developing countries is a particular interest of Nickie's. Nickie has spoken several times in the Commons on this subject.

Nickie continues to call on the Government to meet its target of 40 million more girls in school.

Nickie is working with NGOs and charities to highlight how girls’ education provides health, economic and societal benefits.

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Nickie Aiken MP speaks out in the Council of Europe to protect the rights of women and girls

Wednesday, 25 January, 2023

Nickie Aiken led the Conservative Group at the Council of Europe debate on the Istanbul Convention and gender-based violence toward women and girls

Nickie Aiken MP calls for the UK to lead the way on girls’ education

Wednesday, 16 June, 2021

MP for the Cities of London & Westminster, Nickie Aiken, called on the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, to ensure the UK leads the world on girls’ education. Covid-19 has unleashed a global learning crisis for children, and this affects girls most acutely.

Educating girls must be at the heart of the UK’s G7 presidency

Wednesday, 19 May, 2021

The following article was originally published by Conservative Home. Covid-19 has unleashed a global learning crisis for children, and this affects girls most acutely.

Safeguarding a girl's fundamental human right to education

Thursday, 28 January, 2021

Earlier today, Member of Parliament for the Cities of London & Westminster Nickie Aiken was selected to speak in the House as part of a debate marking the UN International Day of Education. Unfortunately, the parliamentary time allotted for the debate ran out before Nickie was called to