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Italian Government Approves School Face-Veil Ban and Language-Based Class Limits

via BBC World·yesterday

Italy’s government approved measures banning burqas and niqabs in schools and limiting the concentration of pupils with insufficient Italian-language proficiency. The measures leave hijabs uncovered by the ban and provide for exemptions and extra language teaching where redistribution is impractical. Supporters call the decree an integration measure, while opposition parties dispute its practicality and motives.

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