The Achimota School has backed down on a decision to file a stay of execution on the order by the Human Rights Court for them to admit the two rasta students.
The school had filed a stay of execution on the ruling but a statement has been issued announcing that they have reversed that decision.
However, the decision to appeal the ruling the school said would be pursued.
It said the decision comes after consultations with two stakeholders on the way forward.
“Further to our statement issued on 1st June 2021 on the subject of two Rastafarian applicants, we have been in consultation with other relevant stakeholders to seek the best ways forward, taking into account the interests of all parties,” it said.
It added, “while the Board remains committed to the appeal against the High Court ruling, it will withdraw the application for a stay of execution pending the determination of the appeal by a higher court.”
By: Rainbowradioonline.com