Turkey's religious schooling will be socially divisive
The government and its supporters will continue to foster conservative, Sunni Islam beliefs and practices in education
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- New system
- Headscarves and segregation
- European court ruling
- Quality of education
- Impact on society
- Kurdish language issue
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_350.jpg "Turkish girls attend a class at the Kazim Karabekir Girls' Imam-Hatip School in Istanbul (Reuters/Murad Sezer)")