Yesterday MPs asked critical questions about reformed schools, which require parents to sign a statement rejecting a homosexual lifestyle. Three fundamental rights collide with this issue: the prohibition of discrimination and the freedom of education and religion.
As long as all students are treated equally, a school may ask for such a statement, Slob explained. “One may have an opinion about the relationship between man and woman. And whether you agree or disagree with it, that is constitutional freedom in this country. But what is not allowed is that these views lead to it in practice. that students are treated unequally. “
One in five schools
Journalism platform Pointer concluded that at the beginning of this year one in five Reformed schools believes that a relationship between people of the same sex clashes with the school profile.
This concerns 34 of the 137 schools that have such a school profile or document online. In total there are 170 Reformed schools, according to Pointer.
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