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Meloni plans to restrict niqab in schools and regulate foreign students

Meloni plans to restrict niqab in schools and regulate foreign students

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni stated that the government intends to ban the wearing of the niqab in schools and to set a maximum limit on the number of foreign students in each class as part of right-wing policies. A bill will soon be introduced to specify the maximum number of non-Italian students within classrooms, with parents required to teach their children Italian if they face difficulties in integrating. She also emphasized the importance of students' faces being visible in schools, rejecting the imposition of covering oneself with traditional veils. Meloni did not specify the exact number of foreign students allowed, noting that 11.6% of students in Italy are non-Italian.

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