The former Attorney General Azima Shukoor has filed a case in the country’s Civil Court over fears pupils may have been denied their rights, SunFM has reported.
According to the report, the case has been filed in court over concerns Arabiyya students may be loosing out on their rights in having to study in other schools due to structural concerns in their old building.
The report said that the case also alleges education authorities have been irresponsible over the treatment of students from Arabiyya School, reported SunFM.
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