US EditionIn American courts, it is mandatory to display the Ten Commandments of Christianity and Judaism.
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The obligation applies to classes in Louisiana, USA. This is the first such law in the United States.
Louisiana lawmakers require the Ten Commandments to be hung in all state school classrooms by January 1, 2025, in large, easily readable font, the directive applies to preschools through state-funded universities. "If we want to respect the rule of law, we must start with the original lawgiver, who was Moses, who received the commandments from God" - Republican Governor Jeff Landry justified the decision on the law he signed. The accompanying fo…
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards on Monday called for the removal of the Ten Commandments from public schools, saying it is the only way to ensure equal rights for all students. The proposal has drawn criticism from some conservative groups, who argue that removing the display would be a violation of religious freedom. Some lawmakers are considering legislation to protect the display, while others argue that it is a matter of separation of ch…
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