THE High Court ruling in favour of Michaela Community School yesterday is a much-needed blow against the tyranny of activist mobs who try to force everyone to bend to their will.
A Muslim pupil brought the lawsuit after teachers barred prayer rituals in the courtyard.
The ban was initially branded Islamophobic by the school’s detractors after the unnamed student brought the claim on the grounds of discrimination.
The pupil told the court her right to freedom of religion had been breached and it had changed how she felt “about being a Muslim in this country”.
Let’s set the record straight: There was never an anti-prayer policy.
In fact, dozens of students had been allowed to pray …