Students of Moroccan origins rejected in the company for an internship.
It happened to two children who attend a secondary school in Sacile (Pordenone), who were excluded from the school-work alternation project.
Repubblica online writes it.
According to the newspaper, the teacher of the institute then turned to an association of immigrants from Pordenone who would immediately relocate the children to another company to carry out their training period.
"They had been rejected by more than one company - says Adolph Hackah, president of the Ivorian association, who dealt with the matter - The rest of the class admitted and only they were cut off. The teacher did not expect it and was really disappointed . Like all of us, after all. But luckily, in the meantime everything has been resolved and now they too will be able to participate in the internship in the company ".
Regional councilor Furio Honsell (former Rector of Udine and former mayor of Udine), of Open Sinistra Fvg, also dealt with the affair, who in a note had argued that, "if confirmed in its violence", the affair "would be a unacceptable act of racism for a region that declares itself as civil as Friuli Venezia Giulia ".
