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Does German law guarantee non-Germans a public education?

• ma2rten 11y ago
  I think so. I am not a lawyer and I don't even live in Germany, but I did a quick Google search in German. It seems the German constitution explicitly prohibits discrimination based on "national origin".
  • detaro 11y ago
    That doesn't work on that level. I mean, you need visa to enter, too, which also would be "discrimination based on origin" by that argument (and is a requirement for getting education) The often quoted right to choose place of work/education freely (which the article you linked starts with) clearly says "All Germans have the right...".