Packed Lunches Not a Right in Italian Schools, Court Rules Some parents in Turin argue school lunches are unhealthy and expensive Parents have reacted angrily to a decision by Italy's top court which states that the right to eat packed lunches in schools is not "unconditional." Italy's Supreme Court said schools should have the autonomy to decide if children are allowed to eat packed lunches on school grounds. A lower court previously ruled in favour of a group of Turin parents who wanted to opt out of school meals. Parents say school meals are costly. They also argue that food provided by schools can be unhealthy. The Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that bringing a packed lunch was "a possible violation of the principles of equality and non-discrimination based on economic circumstances". The judges said schools were places where individual differences should be taken into account "alongside the interests of the school community...
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