(Brussels Times) Seven recommendations for policymakers to prevent radicalism in schools were put forward on Friday by the delegate general for children’s rights, Solayman Laqdim. The delegate calls for a “broad and nuanced” approach.
In the wake of teacher assassinations in France and the presence of radical and intolerant expressions in schools, the education minister for the French-speaking community, Valérie Glatigny, has prioritised the issue of radicalism in schools since last year.
The parliament of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation (FWB), under the initiative of the MR-Engaged majority, is currently conducting a series of hearings on this topic, where Laqdim has been consulted.
