Mileoni Plans Niqab Ban and Foreign Limits
Everyone was surprised after Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced her intention to impose restrictions on wearing the burqa in schools and to limit the number of international students in classrooms, as part of right-wing efforts to promote integration and the educational system. She explained that the new project aims to improve opportunities for migrants to learn the Italian language, and that a maximum limit will be set for the number of foreign students in each class, though the exact figure has not been specified. She also emphasized the need for students' faces to be uncovered during lessons, criticising the use of the burqa to impose traditional notions. This step comes as part of the government's pursuit to strengthen national identity and integration, amid a rising percentage of foreign students, approaching 12 percent of the total student population, according to research data.
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