Lale Gül: Compulsory education is sacred, to religion come around the corner | Columns

Imagine: you are a child again. Your parents are religious fanatics who follow the most orthodox clergymen in everything and decide one day: you no longer go to school. You get home education from your mother and father, because you are then protected from modern ideas. You no longer have to be a lunch box, you are no longer in a class, you don’t have to talk to other students or dissenters and you don’t have a professional teacher for the class with a diploma. During the break you are alone, or with your brother and sister. And always at home.