Ius Scholae: 54% of Italians Oppose Its Introduction, According to Survey Results

Controversy Surrounding Ius Scholae in Italy

The introduction of the ius scholae in Italy for citizenship recognition has sparked significant debate, with many arguing against it.
Recently, a survey conducted by Money.it revealed striking opinions on the matter, especially after Forza Italia’s unexpected announcement to propose a law on the subject.

According to the survey results, which are indicative rather than scientifically valid due to their non-random sampling, a noteworthy 54% of respondents oppose the introduction of ius scholae in Italy.
This data highlights a divided public opinion on an issue consistently viewed as contentious.

Despite the prevailing opposition from parties like Lega and Fratelli d’Italia, Forza Italia appears committed to advancing this proposal.
In recent developments, the political party Azione plans to introduce an amendment to the Security Bill, which includes modifications to the citizenship laws concerning foreigners, specifically addressing ius scholae.

However, Forza Italia has signaled their unwillingness to support the proposed amendment from Azione, suggesting that the ongoing discussion around ius scholae may be more of a provocation than a serious attempt to enact a long-debated measure in Italy.

For additional insights, you can read more on what ius scholae means and who supports or opposes it.