Justice Gives Reason to a Catholic School in Front of a Family that Required the Subject of Islamic Religion
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The court recalls that the Junta de Andalucía offered the parents three centers in Granada that did include this subject in their educational program.
The High Court of Justice of Andalusia (TSJA) has given the right to a school in Granada that did not want to teach Islamic religion to a student. Her parents denounced the facts before the courts, which has now ruled for the second time in favour of the school. The sentence, to which ABC has had access, has been issued by the Dispute Chamber of the TSJA and is about an appeal after a decision, also favorable to the school, issued by a Dispute C…
Faced with the refusal of the management of the center to impart this matter, the student's parents went to the TSJA, which has failed in favor of the school.
The school is not obliged to impart Islamic religion to a student who requested it by being "contradictory" with the character of the school itself and since the Board offered the parents three options of schools where they could access this teaching, she argues.
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The High Court of Justice of Andalusia (TSJA) has supported that a Catholic school in Granada is not obliged to impart Islamic religion to a student who applied for it, being "contradictory" with the character of the centre itself and since the Board offered parents three options of schools where they could access this teaching.
Justice has ruled out that a family can demand that its children receive Islamic religious education in any educational institution. The High Court of Justice of [...]
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