Italia interzice vălul islamic în școli și limitează numărul elevilor străini în clase: "Cel mult 30%. Ține de securitatea națională"

The Italian government led by Giorgia Meloni has enacted a decree banning burqas and niqabs in schools and setting a 30% cap on non-Italian speaking students in classes. The decree aims to improve language learning and integration, requiring parents of struggling children to attend free Italian courses, with penalties for non-compliance. The move has sparked debate, with critics arguing it promotes segregation, while supporters claim it addresses educational challenges. The issue of migrants and their integration is a key topic in the upcoming elections, with opposition leaders accusing the government of targeting children unfairly. Meloni defends the ban as a security measure, responding to calls from the far-right party Futuro Nazionale for stricter regulations.