Why Meloni Wants to Ban Burqas, Niqabs in Italian Schools? How Europe Regulates Islamic Veils
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The Italian Prime Minister is looking to the far-right Vannacci with her proposals. He promises to become a major opponent in next year's parliamentary elections.
Why Meloni wants to ban burqas, niqabs in Italian schools? How Europe regulates Islamic veils
Italy’s center-right coalition government moved to counter the surge of the ultranationalist National Future party, with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni proposing new education laws that would place more restrictions on foreigners and veils.
More and more convinced one begins to think that the proposal of Meloni on integration in schools is a real glove of challenge to the Quirinale: at stake there is not only the election of the next Parliament, but to this it will be the election of the new Head of State, which, according to La Russa, can not be excluded for the first time of centerright.
Needless to hide it: even on the school, better on those who have to attend it, the fight breaks out among the political forces.Majority The article School, is political confrontation on foreigners: from the 30% roof to the ban of burqa in the classroom comes from daily Blitz.
Burqa Ban: Italy's Prime Minister, Giorgio Meloni, has accelerated preparations to ban the burqa or niqab from schools. So far, it has been banned in 24 countries, including some Muslim countries.
Italy has now banned the burqa, niqab in public places and schools. More than 24 countries around the world have full or partial bans on burqa or face coverings. Which countries are they?
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