Several parent associations from Lisbon schools have launched a letter of condemnation following an incident in Parliament where the Chega party exposed the names of immigrant children. The President of the Assembly of the Republic has spoken out, emphasizing the importance of freedom of expression.
A list of a class was read by André Ventura in the parliamentary debate
Photo: António Pedro Santos / Lusa
The controversy arose when André Ventura, leader of the Chega party, read out a list of names belonging to immigrant children during a parliamentary debate. This act has sparked widespread criticism, with many accusing the party of violating the privacy and dignity of minors.
Parent associations are demanding accountability and respect for children's rights, arguing that such actions have no place in democratic discourse. The debate continues as the nation grapples with the balance between free speech and the protection of vulnerable groups.
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