Germany's top administrative court has ruled that a student does not have an automatic right to pray at school.
The case was brought by an 18-year-old Muslim pupil at a Berlin school after he was told by his head teacher that prayer was not allowed on the school grounds.
The teenager and several other pupils kneeled in a hallway during a break to pray.
The court found that the school could ban prayer if the act caused conflict. [BBC] Read more
