Concerning figures, a minister who wants to be reassuring. Shortly after the disclosure of two notes from state services revealing an Islamist offensive on social networks calling on students to break the rules of secularism at school, the Minister of National Education, Pap Ndiaye, assures that surveillance of the Status on this topic.
“We are attentive to all the demonstrations, to all the complaints that can be made either on social networks or within schools and educational establishments about attacks on secularism,” he assures, with BFMTV.
“If necessary, we will intervene”
According to him, “more precise data” will be available from the beginning of October. “I announced that we will publish monthly data on the reports that schools do,” he recalls.
“The ‘values of the Republic’ poles such as the one that works in the rectorate and the Normandy academy are working to support the teaching teams. Therefore, we are very attentive to what can happen and we provide the answers. So, if necessary, we will intervene,” insists the minister.
The first note written by territorial intelligence and dated August 27 lists the strategies developed by the Islamist movement that students are encouraged to follow in order to circumvent veil law and destabilize the principles of secularism.
Therefore, you are asked to wear certain religious clothes, pray in schools, or create conflicts between school staff and students. The services fear that these Islamist messages spread even in sports activities at school and in particular during swimming lessons.
Source: BFM TV
