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Instructive Lessons for Bosniak Pupils Began in Vrbanjci

Published: October 15, 2014
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childrenInstructive lessons for 84 Bosniak children from Vrbanjci began this morning in Majlis of the Islamic Community in Vrbanjci.

”Children enrolled in elementary school ‘Prvi mart’ in Jelah, where most of the teaching staff comes from to teach our children,’’ one of the parents Nedžad Smajlović told FENA.

Parents protested every day from June 12th 2013 in front of elementary school “Sveti Sava”, which children attended earlier, but Smajlović said there is no need to come in front of the school anymore.

He added that parents will not give up on their demands, which is the national group of subjects.

”Elections are over and we hope the new authority will pay attention to our problem,” concluded Smajlović.

Bosniak pupils from Vrbanjci lost a school year last year because national group of subjects was not introduced, and their parents announced they would not give up fighting for their rights.

 

(Source: Fena)

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