"Save the Cildren" returns a gloomy picture of the situation of acceptance and inclusion of children and adolescents foreigners in Italy, in a report for to 2010 under the title "foreign minors in Italy", which highlights, among other things, the ruinous consequences of security law.
growing presence of foreign children and adolescents residing in our country - 932,000 of whom 572,000 were born in Italy - but shrink the mesh of acceptance and inclusion. It 's the conclusion which the second Annual Report of Save the Children on "foreign minors in Italy", released today.
Law 94-2009, better known as the Safety Act, according to the organization is proving an obstacle which disrupts or makes difficult the path of integration taken - often with great dedication and commitment - for many unaccompanied minors, whose trip to Italy, however, have become even more dangerous following the ratification of the Libya-Italy in February 2009.
Italian schools - the traditional focus of integration - is increasingly in trouble, and the provision of a ceiling of 30% of foreign students per class has certainly not helped to improve the situation. The year 2010 also marked a period of serious difficulties for hundreds of Roma children, because of evictions carried out without preparing measures alternative host.
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