French Court Upholds Six-Month Closure of Muslim School
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The Al Ghazali School in Creil hoped to win the case before the Amiens Administrative Court, after a closure deemed brutal. The judge of the interim orders decided otherwise.
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In France, the Amiens Administrative Court has approved the six-month closure of the Ghazali School in Creil, which educates Muslim students. The court ruled that approximately 250 students must enroll in other schools within 15 days, while parents and staff have indicated they will appeal the decision.
Monday, October 5 was the future of the reopening or not in the six months of the Muslim school of Creil, the Al Ghazali school. Monday, October 5, at the administrative court of Amiens, Master Sefen Guez Guez Guez, lawyer of the school group Al Ghazali, defended the private Muslim school located in Creil as part of the contest of the two decrees that led to its closure. The file makes great noise in Creil and for cause, two hundred and fifty st…
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