Afghan refugee families take the UK government to court over children’s school disruption 

A group of Afghan refugee families who were resettled in the UK the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan, are taking the British government to court over their move out of London disrupting their children’s education and impacting their ability to sit their exams.  

The families, according to the BBC, were recently moved from a hotel in London, where their children were enrolled at a nearby high school, to a hotel in the north of England. And due to lack of school spaces in their new area, the children’s education has been adversely impacted, the families argue.