In response to recent harassment allegations, Lahore High Court Chief Justice Aalia Neelum has issued a strict directive, stating that no male staff will be permitted in areas where female students are present in educational institutions. This measure aims to ensure a safer and more respectful environment for female students.
The decision comes amid reports of multiple harassment incidents that have raised concerns about the safety and well-being of female students in schools and colleges. Justice Neelum’s statement underscores the court’s commitment to addressing these issues and safeguarding the rights of female students.
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The Chief Justice emphasized that any breach of this policy would not be tolerated, calling on educational institutions to take immediate steps to align with the directive. Schools and colleges have been instructed to ensure compliance with the ruling, prioritizing the creation of secure learning spaces for female students.
This move by the Lahore High Court has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising the decision for prioritizing student safety, while others have called for balanced measures to maintain fairness in employment practices within educational settings.
