This is how the parties set out to ban bans in school

The debate about veil in school is hardly new, but when the question is now again on the wallpaper, it is unclear how many would end up behind the Moderates, if the party now chooses to move on with the idea from its meeting.

In the end, it is the government that decides whether or not there will be a government inquiry, but there is an opportunity for the Riksdag to call on the government to do so.

Roger Haddad, school political spokesman for the Liberals, writes in a text to SVT News that the issue has been discussed within the party, but that there are no proposals for legislative changes.

"Children's freedom is a key issue for the Liberals. It is always positive to gain more knowledge by taking a closer look at the pros and cons, ”he writes.

Johan Hedin, a spokesperson for the Center Party, writes in an e-mail that no ban on the veil has been proposed, and that it is important that "children should be children".

Environment Party press secretary Sofia Guerrero writes that one does not think a ban is the right way to go.

“The debate envelope often becomes polarized and misses that the veil has different meanings for different people. The government is taking action against honor-related violence and oppression, and through preventative and knowledge-enhancing efforts - not a ban on a specific garment ”.

The Swedish Democrats' information secretary Deniz Norgren wrote in an email that the party would be behind an investigation into banning veil in school, and that the SD had already put forward proposals in the area.

“Yes, we are behind an investigation and believe it is particularly important to introduce a ban on mocking small children. However, we believe that such an inquiry should be given a broader mission than the Moderates suggest. For example, we want to completely ban the use of comprehensive disclosure in public environments. "

S declined to comment, while KD and V have not yet returned with an answer.