Italy Limits Non-Italian-Speaking Students, Bans Face Veils in Schools

Italy has introduced new rules for its schools, including a cap limiting students without adequate Italian language skills to 30 percent of any class. The measures also include additional resources to help students learn the Italian language. A ban on the burqa and niqab has been imposed within school premises. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced the changes via social media. The government says the measures are aimed at improving integration and language learning in Italian schools.
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