Czaja told the Welt newspaper that children who do not speak German must attend kindergarten or take pre-school language education before they start school.
Expressing that language is the key to harmony, Czaja argued that those who cannot communicate may find it difficult to be a part of German society.
Czaja said that constant attention should be paid to speaking mostly German in schools. said.
Stating that for this, schools should be supported especially in regions where immigrants live, Czaja said, “Teachers should also pay attention to the fact that students speak our language.” used the phrase.
REACTED
Berin Arukaslan, Co-Chair of the Berlin-Brandenburg Turkish Parents’ Association, reacted to Czaja’s request.
In his statement to the AA correspondent, Arukaslan stated that the CDU Secretary General’s statement was “absurd” and “unfounded” and said, “We are against this statement. Such nonsense cannot be.” he said.
Reminding that a student was sentenced two years ago in the state of Baden-Württemberg for the fact that children must speak German during recess, and the family went to court, Arukaslan said, “The court decision is very clear. There can be no such punishment.” made its assessment.
Pointing out that the politician from the CDU who made the statement also stated that teachers should pay attention to the situation in question, Arukaslan said, “So teachers should be police. Let them follow up and punish (students).” said.
Saying that the implementation of this demand is against the German constitution, Arukaslan recommended that Czaja take back his words or talk to a good lawyer. (AA)