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أخبار الخليج
Sand and slime play are not educational activities
The Minor Criminal Court No. 6 in Bahrain acquitted a lawyer of the charge of operating a private educational institution without a license. The court found that the activities conducted within the facility involved children's games and entertainment rather than educational activities, and there was no evidence of organized educational programs or curricula. The court affirmed that the activities primarily focused on entertainment and social development through sand, mud, and slime games, and did not constitute an illegal educational activity. It also noted that the presence of items such as tables and group games does not indicate the practice of an unlicensed educational activity. The court pointed out that classifying the activity as educational is a personal opinion, and that the actual facts on the ground are what legally determine the nature of the activity.
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