Greece’s top court, the Council of State, ruled that the reforms in religion courses in the country’s public high schools are unconstitutional and against the European Conventions of Human Rights. The reforms initiated by former Education Minister, Nikos Fillis (SYRIZA) in 2016, would abolish the catechistic character of religious classes in public schools and promote … The post Council of State rules reforms in school religion courses are “unconstitutional” appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
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