Italy to restrict niqab and foreign students

Italy intends to amend its laws to promote integration in schools, proposing to the Council of Ministers to set a maximum limit on the number of foreign students in each classroom. It will also require parents to teach Italian to children who face difficulties integrating. Additionally, the wearing of niqab and burqa in schools will be prohibited, emphasizing the importance of students attending with uncovered faces to enhance integration and communication. These measures come amid a context of increasing foreign student enrollment, which now accounts for about 12%, amidst intense debates on migration and cultural integration in the country.

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