The Supreme Court has authorized Democracy Hub to participate in the case against Wesley Girls’ Senior High School as amicus curiae, permitting the organization to present legal submissions to aid the Court’s consideration. Through this decision, Democracy Hub, led by Oliver Barker-Vormawor, is allowed to share its views on claims that the school restricts Muslim...
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