Kılıç denies reports that youth summer camps will be gender-segregated
 
 
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19 May 2013 Sunday
 
 
 
 
 
 

Kılıç denies reports that youth summer camps will be gender-segregated

25 May 2012 /TODAY'S ZAMAN
Youth and Sports Minister Suat Kılıç has denied claims of plans to segregate boys and girls who take part in the next youth summer camp program put on by the ministry.

Media outlets reported on Thursday that the General Directorate of Youth and Sports Activities is planning to organize separate youth summer camps for boys and girls. These reports met with harsh criticism from secularist media.

However, the minister has dismissed the existence of a specific plan to place boys and girls in different camps. There are, he said, some preparations being done to consider the demands of those who want to go to girls-only camps or boys-only camps.

Kılıç said the registration process has already begun, with applications currently being made online. He added that the ministry will consider the number of applications and evaluate the demands from applicants before announcing the final word on how youth summer camps will be regulated this year.

He said no final decision has yet been made on the issue.

 
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