(ANSA) - NAPLES, 09 JAN - The No Dad committees of Naples are back in the square to demonstrate against the decision of the Campania Region to postpone the return to the classroom for preschool, elementary and middle schools at the end of January.
Despite the rain, the parents of the 'Let's get out of the screens' group made a garrison in the Galleria Principe and then a short road block in the adjacent Piazza Museo. About thirty parents who met to reiterate their 'no' to the restoration of distance learning.
An initiative that matured during the night and that springs from `` anger ''. '' Once again our children and adolescents - explains Flavia Brescia, of Let's get out of the screens - are victims of the tug-of-war, of the tug-of-war between President De Luca and the Government and like a year ago they find themselves forced to live the same nightmare and to be the only students who cannot go to school because Campania, as happened last winter, is the only region that closes schools and starts Dad ''.
A provision that does not go down well with families: '' What does not come back to us - continues Brescia - is that in the government decree law it is stated that the Dad can only be applied in the red zone. Campania is still classified as a white zone and yet it is the only one to close the doors to teaching inpresence. We are facing an authoritarian management of the pandemic by President De Luca ''. And meanwhile, for tomorrow, the day when the students should have returned to the classroom, the group is already thinking of promoting protest initiatives.
Possible locations are the headquarters of the Campania Region or the Prefecture.
No Dads who also speak of '' discrimination '' with respect to the issue of the implementation of safety protocols for vaccinated and unvaccinated boys.
'' This discrimination is an unworthy thing - underlines Brescia - it is necessary to remember that vaccination is absolutely not mandatory in their age group and therefore such differences in treatment are absolutely inadmissible.
Children and young people - he concludes - are not spreaders of the pandemic ''.
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