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The Ministry of Education and Training confirmed that private or international schools that refuse to admit students who meet the requirements for disabilities may face their licenses being revoked permanently. The ministry stated that the law mandates non-governmental educational institutions to accept students with disabilities, and if they violate this, they will be issued a warning. If the violation continues, their license will be suspended for six months. If the issue is not rectified, the license will be revoked permanently. An awareness meeting was held with school principals to review these laws and train them on handling inclusive student cases, including instances of hyperactivity and autism, to ensure adherence to inclusive education policies.
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