Ditshwanelo Pursues Polokwe Pupil's Case
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
The Ditshwanelo Children's Rights programme coordinator, Emily Ruhukwa said on Friday that when Thato and her mother Mmapula came in, they referred the child to medical specialists to determine what kind of damage she has suffered in order to put a case together.
She said that the doctors revealed that the pupil had no physical injuries that can be attributed to the beating though she had signs of emotional trauma.
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