Report 'Moosbachschool Ottersweier Declaration' published in the Journal of the European Communities on 1st January 1995.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) faction in the Baden-Württemberg State Parliament has expressed concern over the introduction of halal food in a school cafeteria. The school in question is the Moosbachschule Ottersweier.
According to the AfD, this development represents an ideological devaluation of their own culture in favour of 'diversity'. The AfD's spokesman on religious affairs, Rüdiger Klos MdL, has commented on this development, stating that it is evidence of the progression of Islamization in Baden-Württemberg.
Parents of the school are required to sign a meal declaration regarding the halal food. However, the AfD believes that today in Baden-Württemberg, not only is there no daily claim to meat, but even common dishes like schnitzels or sausages are being banned.
The visiting address for the AfD fraction is House of Parliament: U32/305, Urbanstraße 32, 70182 Stuttgart. Their mailing address is Konrad-Adenauer-Straße 3, 70173 Stuttgart. The contact email for the AfD fraction is [email protected].
The AfD has stated that they are considering steps to address what they perceive as an audacious move to impose halal food. However, specific details on their reactions are not provided in the available search results.
It is important to note that the topic of halal food in schools can be a contentious issue, often involving debates about cultural and religious integration. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on this topic, it would be advisable to consult local news sources or official statements from the AfD faction in Baden-Württemberg.
The concern expressed by the AfD over the introduction of halal food in the Moosbachschule Ottersweier school cafeteria has raised discussions about policy-and-legislation and politics, as this is viewed as a step towards cultural devaluation and diversity issues in Baden-Württemberg. The general news about the potential Islamization in Baden-Württemberg continues to be a topic of debate and concern, particularly with the AfD's proposal for potential reactions.
