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Sumar: Religion in public schools

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Context and scope

2023 general-election manifesto (historical reference). Proposes keeping confessional instruction outside the curriculum and school hours; cultural study of religions is a separate issue.

National scope

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How the comparison uses this evidence

Public schools should offer optional religious classes, including Islam, to families who request them.

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This concerns teaching a faith as religion, rather than studying the history of religions. We compare optional religious instruction with keeping it outside school hours.

Editorial coding: opposes the proposal

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