The rights of students at the International College of Business and Communications in Almaty were violated, the city prosecutor's office reports. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Sputnik Kazakhstan.
Students did not receive state scholarships or compensation for travel expenses. According to the prosecutor's office, 676 students of the educational institution were not paid scholarships totaling 50 million tenge.
"Under the supervisory act, the violations were eliminated and the debt was fully repaid," the prosecutor's office said. The rights of 676 students have been restored.
Earlier, it was reported that a director was detained for transferring scholarships to fake students and embezzling the funds.