Guvernul ceh a aprobat un proiect de lege care ar interzice telefoanele mobile în şcoli

The Czech government has approved a bill to ban mobile phones and electronic devices in schools to enhance student focus and combat cyberbullying. Critics argue that this blanket ban would turn teachers into 'backpack inspectors'. The proposal, backed by Prime Minister Andrej Babis's cabinet, is set to take effect on September 1, 2027, pending parliamentary approval. It would apply during classes, breaks, and after-school programs for all students until they complete nine years of compulsory education. Supporters believe it will help students concentrate and reduce online harassment, while opponents advocate for teaching responsible technology use instead.