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Italian language classes for asylum seekers included in a new school decree

A decree discussed by Italy’s Council of Ministers reportedly places language study at the center of measures concerning migrants.

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What is happening

According to la Repubblica, Italian-language study and vocational training courses for asylum seekers were previously mandatory services provided by the state. The article says they were abolished in 2018 under the first security decree, which also reduced reception costs.

Why is it on the Radar?

The decree would address services related to language learning and vocational training for asylum seekers, areas that the source says had been removed in 2018.

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