(LifeSiteNews) — As the debate over parental involvement in education continues, a new UN report suggests more regulation needs to be placed on those opting to homeschool their children.

In the United Nations' latest "Global education monitoring report" for "2021/2" titled "non-state actors in education: who chooses? who loses?" the global organization suggests that a stricter regulatory system needs to be implemented to ensure that there is uniformity in what children are taught, regardless of where or by whom they are educated.

According to the UN report, the presence of "non-state actors" in education, which refers primarily to educators in the private schooling sector but also mentions parents involved in homeschooling, promotes "inequity" and "privilege," and therefore the solution is for governments to consolidate "all" education into a "single system."