Trade unions and political parties in the north have reacted with fury after the Cyprus Turkish educators’ union (Kibtes) sent a six-page report to Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz demanding that more religion classes are taught in the north’s schools .
The six-page report was penned by Kibtes’ chairman Himmet Turgut, who works at the controversial Hala Sultan theology college in Mia Milia, and was first revealed to the public
