The head of Chechnya signed the Parliament adopted amendments to the law “On education in the Chechen Republic” according to which schools will have the right to establish requirements to clothes disciples, APA reports quoting TASS.
It will enter into force after ten days after day of official publication in the local press, said the press service of the regional Parliament.
The bill emphasizes the right of students to wear clothes or symbols according to folk traditions and religious beliefs, if not inconsistent with Federal law, does not harm their health and does not violate the rights and freedoms of others.
“The appropriate local normative act of an educational institution shall take into account the views of the student Council, parents’ Council and the representative body of workers of the organization and (or) students in it (if any) in favour of the rights of citizens to freedom of conscience and freedom of religion,” the document reads.
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