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Italy Implements Ban on Face Coverings in Schools and Limits Foreign Students
Italy's government has passed a decree banning face-covering Islamic veils in schools and limiting the number of students who do not speak fluent Italian. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated that the measures aim to promote integration, while critics have denounced the regulations as discriminatory and politically motivated. The decree requires parliamentary approval within 60 days.
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Italy's government has passed a decree banning face-covering Islamic veils in schools and limiting the number of students who do not speak fluent Italian. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated that the measures aim to promote integration, while critics have denounced the regulations as discriminatory and politically motivated. The decree requires parliamentary approval within 60 days.
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