Italia interzice vălul în şcoli şi limitează numărul elevilor străini dintr-o clasă

The Italian government has enacted a decree banning burqas and niqabs in schools and limiting the number of students with poor Italian language skills in classrooms. The new law sets a 30% cap on students who do not adequately speak Italian and mandates free language courses for parents of children facing integration difficulties. Failure to comply may result in fines up to €1,000. Critics, including Save the Children, argue this creates a divide among students based on nationality and language proficiency. The law primarily targets new arrivals, while the opposition accuses the government of discrimination against children. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni defends the ban as a security measure.