Some students skipping classes during Palestine Solidarity Week


PETALING JAYA: Some parents have decided not to send their children to school during Palestine Solidarity Week over concerns of such programmes relating to conflicts in other countries.

Although it is not compulsory for schools to organise the event, they said they would monitor the children's schools.

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