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More than 200 migrant kids forced to sit separately in school canteen in northern Italy city

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Around a hundred people protested in Lodi, Italy, demanding that over 200 migrant children are allowed back into a local school canteen, from where they were excluded few days ago due to not being able to meet documentation requirements from the council. According to reports, the council gave a green light for the return of children to the canteen, after 60,000 euros were raised by an appeal. The city council demanded that migrant parents provide documents from their countries of origin containing information about their wealth and income, in addition to documents from Italian authorities.

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