US EditionSTF declares unconstitutional law in Uberlândia prohibiting neutral language in schools
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Plenary session followed the vote of the rapporteur, Minister Cármen Lúcia, unanimously. The Supreme Federal Court declared unconstitutional a law in Uberlândia (MG) that prohibited the use of “neutral language” in the curriculum and material of schools, public or private, in the city. The decision was taken under an Allegation of Non-Compliance with Fundamental Precept (ADPF) filed by the National LGBTI+ Alliance and the Brazilian Association o…
The Supreme Court overturned yet another municipal law that prohibited the use of neutral language in schools. Read it in Gazeta do Povo.
The Court unanimously decided that the Federal Government had the prerogative to establish general rules on education and teaching
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