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Swedish coalition party questions legality of Christian school

17-01-2023

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Swedish coalition party questions legality of Christian school

The Swedish Liberal party leader Johan Pehrson campaigns against confessional schools. They do not promote integration but promote oppression instead. Photo EPA, Jonas Ekström

Northern Europe

The party leader and two top members of the Liberal Party in Sweden have provoked the right to exist of Christian schools. The party is part of the governing coalition.

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