Congress adopts two resolutions on integration of Muslim women and integration of young people from disadvantaged neighbourhoods
[28/10/2010]
The members of the Congress, adopted two resolutions on 28 October 2010, urging local and regional authorities to take concrete measures for the integration of Muslim women and young people from disadvantaged neighbourhoods. The first resolution adopted stresses the role of local and regional authorities, calling upon them to implement specific policies, in particular, on education and language instruction Speaking at the debate, Naima Azough, former member of the lower house of the Netherlands Parliament, pointed out that it was important not to “Islamise” the debate, and to encourage mutual dialogue in order to combat Islamophobia. The second resolution adopted calls upon local and regional authorities to develop programmes for the inclusion of young people, such as: creating youth services; involving young people in decision-making processes; and allowing better access to new information technology.
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Intégration des femmes musulmanes et des jeunes des quartiers défavorisés : le Congrès adopte deux résolutions
Intégration des femmes musulmanes et des jeunes des quartiers défavorisés : le Congrès adopte deux résolutions
[28/10/2010]
Les membres du Congrès ont adopté le 28 octobre 2010 deux résolutions appelant les collectivités européennes à prendre des mesures concrètes pour l’intégration des femmes musulmanes et des jeunes des quartiers défavorisés. La première résolution insiste sur le rôle des collectivités territoriales et les appellent à mettre en œuvre des politiques ciblées, en particulier, pour l’éducation et les formations linguistiques. Intervenant au débat, Naima Azough, ancien membre de la chambre basse du Parlement des Pays-Bas, a insisté sur l’importance de ne pas « islamiser » le débat, et d’encourager le dialogue mutuel pour prévenir l’islamophobie. La seconde résolution appelle les collectivités à développer des programmes en faveur de l’inclusion des jeunes, tels que: création de services jeunesse, implication des jeunes dans les processus décisionnels et un meilleur accès aux nouvelles technologies de l’information.
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The members of the Congress, adopted two resolutions on 28 October 2010, urging local and regional authorities to take concrete measures for the integration of Muslim women and young people from disadvantaged neighbourhoods. The first resolution adopted stresses the role of local and regional authorities, calling upon them to implement specific policies, in particular, on education and language instruction Speaking at the debate, Naima Azough, former member of the lower house of the Netherlands Parliament, pointed out that it was important not to “Islamise” the debate, and to encourage mutual dialogue in order to combat Islamophobia. The second resolution adopted calls upon local and regional authorities to develop programmes for the inclusion of young people, such as: creating youth services; involving young people in decision-making processes; and allowing better access to new information technology.