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Enrichment time!
German government ORDERS children to visit mosques after parents refused school trip
GERMAN officials have ruled schoolchildren have to visit mosques as part of their curriculum after a mother and father would not allow their son visit an Islamic place of worship.
Last week it was revealed that the parents of a German teenager who refused to let their son visit a local mosque as part of a school trip may appear in court for “truancy”.
Earlier this year, the parents had been issued a £270 fine from the local education authority, after they stopped their 13-year-old son from going on the geography field trip in the northern German town of Rendsburg in Kiel.
The couple appealed the fine, and were last week informed that the case would be referred to a prosecutor's office to decide whether they would be taken to court.
But now, the Kiel Ministry of Education has ruled that a trip to a mosque is a mandatory part of the lessons, according to German media.
The Ministry also decreed that children cannot sit in a different class while the rest of their own class is on the trip, which is designed to give children an insight into Muslim society.
The parents who originally sparked the debate said they don't belong to any religious group, and cited "ideological reasons" for their decision, claiming they were worried their son could become "indoctrinated" by the trip.
In a letter addressed to the school, the father reportedly argued: "For years we have been hearing reports about religiously-motivated violence connected with Islamic people."
They maintained that nobody sould be forced to enter a place of worship against their will.
Meanwhile, the school's principal, Renate Fritzsche, said no exceptions could be made to Germany's mandatory education laws.
In an interview with a German broadcaster, she said: "We also have Muslim children with us and Muslim parents also know that there are no exceptions."
She added that Muslim children do not have the option to skip swimming or sex education lessons.
She said that part of education's goal, is to teach children about other cultures so they will be able to interact and tolerate them.
Man īpaši patīk šī daļa:
''She added that Muslim children do not have the option to skip swimming or sex education lessons.''
Vai viņus ved arī uz kristiešu baznīcām, mmm? Yeah, thought so.
Vēl man patīk, ka vācu skolas drīkst pieprasīt ''soda naudu''. Par ''wrongthink'' never the less.
German government ORDERS children to visit mosques after parents refused school trip
GERMAN officials have ruled schoolchildren have to visit mosques as part of their curriculum after a mother and father would not allow their son visit an Islamic place of worship.
Last week it was revealed that the parents of a German teenager who refused to let their son visit a local mosque as part of a school trip may appear in court for “truancy”.
Earlier this year, the parents had been issued a £270 fine from the local education authority, after they stopped their 13-year-old son from going on the geography field trip in the northern German town of Rendsburg in Kiel.
The couple appealed the fine, and were last week informed that the case would be referred to a prosecutor's office to decide whether they would be taken to court.
But now, the Kiel Ministry of Education has ruled that a trip to a mosque is a mandatory part of the lessons, according to German media.
The Ministry also decreed that children cannot sit in a different class while the rest of their own class is on the trip, which is designed to give children an insight into Muslim society.
The parents who originally sparked the debate said they don't belong to any religious group, and cited "ideological reasons" for their decision, claiming they were worried their son could become "indoctrinated" by the trip.
In a letter addressed to the school, the father reportedly argued: "For years we have been hearing reports about religiously-motivated violence connected with Islamic people."
They maintained that nobody sould be forced to enter a place of worship against their will.
Meanwhile, the school's principal, Renate Fritzsche, said no exceptions could be made to Germany's mandatory education laws.
In an interview with a German broadcaster, she said: "We also have Muslim children with us and Muslim parents also know that there are no exceptions."
She added that Muslim children do not have the option to skip swimming or sex education lessons.
She said that part of education's goal, is to teach children about other cultures so they will be able to interact and tolerate them.
Man īpaši patīk šī daļa:
''She added that Muslim children do not have the option to skip swimming or sex education lessons.''
Vai viņus ved arī uz kristiešu baznīcām, mmm? Yeah, thought so.
Vēl man patīk, ka vācu skolas drīkst pieprasīt ''soda naudu''. Par ''wrongthink'' never the less.
