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Merit Wager wrote that Finland's Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen had said that Finland should not accept traditions, cultures, or customs that limited girls' freedom. According to the Swedish translation that Wager shared, Valtonen believed that girls and women should be able to decide over their own lives, and that religious or cultural norms should not be used to restrict their freedom. Wager also recounted Valtonen's statement that the National Coalition Party wanted to ban face-covering garments, such as the burqa and niqab, in schools and other educational institutions. Valtonen had said that the government led by the National Coalition Party had strengthened the rights of girls and women by more clearly criminalizing forced marriages and female genital mutilation. She had described female genital mutilation as violence and said that every girl had the right to bodily integrity. According to Wager's account, Valtonen also emphasized that equality, individual freedom, and human rights should not be overridden by references to religion, culture, or tradition. Every girl should have the right to be seen, heard, dream, and shape her future based on her own desires, she had said. #Jämställdhet #MänskligaRättigheter #KvinnorsRättigheter (translated)

The sender claimed that the media portrayed the violence in France as legitimate demands for better schools. They simultaneously referred to French authorities' report that at least 24 schools had been vandalized and argued that this stripped the riots of all legitimacy. https://t.co/2pMzblDPLj https://t.co/kpXr6gjtAH #Frankrike #skolor #våld #FR (translated)

The writer questioned whether people still saw the events as school protests and the participants as ordinary students. They argued that people they described as terrorists had burned schools, attacked emergency services, and waved Hamas flags, and asked if those who saw them as students were really so naive. https://t.co/2fNDU8Ffs2 #skolprotester #terrorism #naivitet #IL (translated)

Ulf Kristersson wrote that it had been three years since Hamas' terror attack on October 7, 2023, and honored the memory of the civilian Israelis who were killed, including families, women, children, and young people who were dancing. He wrote that Jews had since faced growing antisemitism and that Jews in Sweden testified that they felt unsafe. Kristersson stated that antisemitism had no place in Sweden and that Jews should be able to wear the Star of David, visit synagogues, and allow their children to attend Jewish schools without fear. He expressed his support for Sweden's Jews. #antisemitism #solidaritet #minne (translated)

Elsa wrote that a nine-year-old student had been assigned to write a factual text about an animal. The instruction was almost two A4 pages long, and the teacher wanted the students to cite sources if they retrieved information from the internet. According to Elsa, the student had never heard the word "cite sources" before. She asked why schools did this. #utbildning #skola #barn (translated)

Hamid wrote that schools should act when children are absent from education by reporting it to social authorities and the Social Insurance Agency, as well as withdrawing child benefits. Otherwise, according to him, school attendance could risk becoming a paper tiger. https://t.co/E4oQibpyS3 #Skolplikt #Barnskydd #Socialtjänst (translated)

At least 850 students are still missing in Swedish schools one month after the start of the term, according to a survey from Sveriges Radio Ekot, which shows that over 90 municipalities report that children have not returned after the summer break. #skolor #utbildning #elever (translated)

Johan Ingerö wrote that the article mentioned a woman who was attacked with a flamethrower, 78 injured school staff, and 24 schools that had been burned down. He believed that the article's angle instead focused on young people's desire for better schools and the criticism of police methods. https://t.co/RDltDbChmP #Skola #Säkerhet #Ungdomar (translated)

Filippa Mannerheim wrote that differentiated instruction lacked scientific support. She argued that Helena Wallberg had therefore renamed the instruction she sold to schools to the curriculum expression "guidance and stimulation" and filled it with her own content. https://t.co/mno8tnr1J8 #utbildning #skola #differentiering (translated)

He wrote that masked individuals whom he called "students" in France had set a woman on fire, assaulted police officers, looted stores, and set schools on fire. He dismissed the idea that the events were due to dissatisfaction with the curriculum or the number of teachers, calling those who believed that naive or blind. According to E, the individuals did not want to learn anything but to cause trouble, and he blamed the French far-left LFI and hooligans. #Sverige #Frankrike #politiskdebatt (translated)

InteSosse accused Swedish media of covering up the riots in France. They wrote that the notices they found were buried deep in the news flow and claimed that traditional media prioritized Wahlgren's Friday cozy time. According to InteSosse, up to 2,000 schools had been closed and about 60 members of the school staff had been injured. https://t.co/b20o7Y4vWy #Sverige #Media #Frankrike (translated)

InteSosse criticized Expressen, Aftonbladet, Sveriges Radio, Svenska Dagbladet, and Dagens Nyheter for not highlighting the riots on their digital headlines. They stated that BBC and CNN had done the same. According to InteSosse, 556 schools had been affected, classes had been canceled, and 65 people in the education sector had been injured. They also expressed strong contempt for established media. https://t.co/HsKSwYCRLt #MSM #Nyheter #Utbildning (translated)

Vladimir Putin has, according to Ukrainian intelligence services, urged his military leaders to commit war crimes and abolished the boundaries for Russian airstrikes in Ukraine, resulting in attacks on civilian targets such as schools and hospitals. #Ukraina #Krig #Putin (translated)