Meloni Says Italy Will Ban Face Veils in Schools and Limit Foreign Students
- Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Italy will introduce a limit on the number of foreign students in each class.
- The planned measure would require some parents of foreign students to learn Italian and ban burqas and niqabs in schools.
- Meloni said students must attend school with their faces uncovered, rejecting traditions that require young women to hide their faces.
- Non-Italian citizens make up 11.6% of students enrolled in Italian schools, according to Fondazione ISMU.
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Meloni Says Italy Will Ban Face Veils in Schools and Limit Foreign Students
Italy plans to ban face coverings in schools and limit the number of foreign students per class, according to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. During a youth event organized by her party, she emphasized her right-wing policies, noting that Italy faces challenges due to migration, especially given its central Mediterranean location. Meloni stated that the government […]
Italy to ban veils in schools, limit foreign students per class, Meloni says
MILAN, Sept 20 - Italy is preparing to ban face coverings in schools and to cap the number of foreign students per class, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Sunday as she played up her right-wing credentials at a youth event organised by her party. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Rome, 20 sets. (Adnkronos) - "It is about to arrive in the Cdm a provision that introduces by law the maximum number of foreign students per class, and introduces the obligation for parents of foreign students with serious problems of educational integration to learn Italian, and introduces the prohibition of burqa and hijab to school." The announcement of the President of the Council, Giorgia Meloni, from the stage of Fenix, the National Youth …
So the president of the Council Giorgia Meloni intervening at 'Fenix', the event of National Youth in progress in Rome
From the stage of Fenix, the premier announces an early measure in Cdm: "Italian children cannot become a minority." Then the attack on Schlein: "Dear, if you don't find arguments, I'll put them under the table"
The premier: "We will soon fire the rule that introduces the designation of high school also for technical-professional institutions, because from the name we want it to be clear that they are schools of equal value and that the people who attend them are of equal value"
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