UPDATE 12/10: Critics Say Islamic Academy Textbooks Promote Intolerance
Updated 12/10
The latest on the scrutiny the Islamic Saudi Academy is facing is in today's Metro section.
Updated 11/16
The latest news is in today's Metro section.
Originally posted 10/19
The U.S. State Department is being urged by a federal panel, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, to shut down a Fairfax school that is supported by the government of Saudi Arabia until the school can prove that it is not teaching religious intolerance. The story is on today's front page.
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January 10, 2008; 10:03 AM ET
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