British parents of Jenna Chan, who is reported to have been killed during a school trip in the Maldives, have filed a lawsuit nearly two years after her death, citing a lack of justice. The Independent reports the parents are seeking legal redress and highlighting the time that has passed since the incident, while also paying tribute to their daughter. They describe Jenna Chan as “full of love” and emphasize the impact of her death. Yahoo UK News also covers the parents’ decision to sue, aligning with the account that the case has progressed slowly and that they have been waiting for accountability. Across the reports, the central points are that the victim is a British schoolgirl, the incident occurred during a school trip in the Maldives, and the parents’ legal action is motivated by their assertion that justice has not been delivered within a two-year timeframe. The coverage does not indicate any final outcome or settlement at the time of reporting.