The Director of the Boarding School About the Suspected Abuse: "We Have Done Everything We Could"
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There has been silence from Sigtuna School after the suspected crimes among students. Now the school is taking the blame and the dormitory manager, Mazdak Sarvari, is participating in SVT's Morgonstudion. - It's a huge failure, he says.
The Swedish School Inspectorate has initiated an inspection of Sigtunaskolan Humanistiska läroverket after reports of abuse. Several of the suspected crimes are linked to the school's dormitory. - It's a huge failure, I can't say anything else, says dormitory manager Mazdak Sarvari in SVT's Morgonstudion.
Is it suspected child abuse that is causing the journalists to spin? Or is it that the scandal in Sigtuna is affecting the upper class? THE COLUMN. Anna Hedenmo is a journalist and freelance columnist on Dagens Nyheter's editorial page.
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The head of the boarding school at Sigtuna School comments on the criminal suspicions that are being investigated against several students at the school. “It is extremely sad, frustrating, horrible and serious what has happened,” Mazdak Sarvari, the head of the boarding school, told TT.
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