Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Court of The Hague - The State is not obliged to give immigrant children in their mother tongue in primary school lesson. That the Court of The Hague decided in a procedure that a number of Turkish interest in the Netherlands had been brought against the State.
The organizations were of the opinion that the State acts in fights with various international treaties and European law by failing to support education. Immigrant languages The court went there not in it, because the Dutch legislature has a certain degree of discretion. In our country had to municipalities in 2004 the possibility of teaching foreign languages to offer. From 2004, the government stopped doing.
The court held that the Treaty provisions on which the interest is not following professions have a right to education in the mother tongue of immigrant children in primary education. Also, the organizations not directly appeal to those Treaty provisions to enforce in the Netherlands. This education
Although education of immigrant mother might have for immigrant children, certain benefits the State may determine whether the provision of education of immigrant mother tongue is desirable yourself. The State is not required to facilitate that. Education
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