Ex-prostitute loses claim against schoolTHE HAGUE, Netherlands — A Dutch court on Wednesday rejected a compensation claim by a woman who sued her former high school for allegedly failing to stop her from becoming a prostitute.
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NEW DELHI - The union government Wednesday told the Supreme Court that it is committed to implementing the fundamental right to education of children below 14 by mid-2010.
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