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A mother in Hong Kong has taken legal action against the Yaumati Kaifong Association School and the Education Bureau, alleging that her 10-year-old son, who is autistic, was subjected to inhumane treatment. The lawsuit, amounting to HK$2.95 million, highlights the distressing experiences the child faced while attending the school. According to the mother, her son was not only mistreated but also deprived of the supportive educational environment he needed to thrive.
The allegations include claims of excessive punishment and a lack of appropriate resources to cater to his special educational needs. The mother expressed deep concern over the impact these actions have had on her son's mental and emotional well-being. The legal proceedings aim to hold the school and educational authorities accountable for what she describes as a failure to provide a safe and nurturing environment for her child.
This case has sparked a broader conversation about the treatment of children with special needs in Hong Kong's educational system, raising questions about the adequacy of support for families navigating similar challenges.
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