Strache with a new push: the ban on headscarves for female teachers

While a headscarf ban in the children's gardens will be delivered Friday, the government is already thinking about the controversial project's expansion. In the Austrian weekend interview, Heinz Fbadmann (ÖVP) answered a similar question: "Yes, I can imagine it." Heinz-Christian Strache, vice-chancellor of the FPÖ, wants to ban the headscarf before the summer in AUSTRIA

"In the past, the FPÖ has advocated the ban on the wearing of the headscarf in public schools and in the public service, "said the leader of the blue party (see interview). Until now, the ÖVP has been able to agree on a ban on girls in kindergarten and at primary school. Now Strache also wants a new push with the teachers: "I'm happy here with any extension."

Countries recognize "no urgent problem"

For the time being, a ban on the headscarf for girls in kindergarten Accord federal states. The lie partly but transversely. For example, LH Peter Kaiser (SPÖ) from Carinthia recognizes an "easy-to-read diversion maneuver". Similar to Hans Niessl of Burgenland (SP): There are no children with the headscarf in the children's gardens. Both want a total package for integration instead. Styrian provincial councilor Ursula Lackner (SP) calls for the expansion of school social work

Strache: "May introduce a ban on female teachers"

AUSTRIA: You need countries to ban the headscarf, but the SP seems to be lying down. -Christian Strache: We want to put up the ban in the kindergartens before the summer. At first – in the second also in primary schools. Now, let's get closer to the countries and discuss them. But I think people would not understand if someone torpedoed that. It is about protecting young girls.

AUSTRIA: Countries claim that there are hardly any girls wearing the headscarf.

Strache: It's absurd. Every citizen who travels through Vienna and other cities with open eyes sees that it is a problem.

AUSTRIA: Minister of Education Faßmann can also imagine a ban on female teachers. Do you …

Strache: In the past, the FPÖ has already ruled in favor of a headscarf ban in public schools and public service. This was not possible with the ÖVP up to now. Any extension is therefore welcome.