Tunisian Telegraph: Meloni govt bans niqab in schools with fines

The Italian government, led by Giorgia Meloni, approved a new decree in the education sector aimed at enhancing the integration of foreign students and reducing difficulties in learning the Italian language. The decree sets a cap of 30% for classes in which students who are not sufficiently proficient in Italian are present, with a focus on expanding language learning programs and allocating additional funding to support the implementation of this percentage. The directive applies only to new students who lack an Italian educational background, and it does not involve expelling or forcing students to leave schools if the limit is exceeded. Instead, measures such as redistributing students, exceptions, and additional language programs will be used as needed. Additionally, the decree includes a ban on face coverings in schools, with fines of up to one thousand euros for violators, aiming to enhance security and integration. Schools are also required to notify social services when facing serious language difficulties and to support students' families in learning Italian. Some stakeholders criticize this measure, arguing that it may simply shift the burden of difficulties between schools rather than addressing their underlying causes.

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