Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced that her government is preparing legislation to ban the burqa and niqab in schools; introduce a legal limit on the number of foreign pupils in each classroom, and require parents of pupils facing serious difficulties integrating into the school system to learn Italian.

A massive gathering of women from the Blessed Land - Palestine answered the call of their sisters in the city of Hebron (Al-Khalil) to attend an extraordinary gathering. The event aimed to discuss Sharia rulings concerning women and the Muslim family, offering protection and raising awareness against campaigns of Westernization and moral corruption—campaigns that seek to destroy women, and by extension, the family and society, through various methods.

On 1 April 2026, the Parliament of the French-speaking Federation Wallonia-Brussels approved new rules on neutrality in education. The decree of 2 April 2026 bans visible political, philosophical and religious signs for staff in the official education system. This means that Muslim women who wear the Hijab can no longer work in many teaching and education roles covered by the decree unless they remove it.

Marine Le Pen, the National Rally’s French presidential candidate, has pushed the issue of banning the Islamic hijab (headscarf) in public spaces back into the political spotlight...