Turkey Proposes Controversial Changes to School Curriculum

The Turkish Ministry of Education is pushing curriculum for the new school year that critics say imposes conservative-religious ideology on students.

Part of the proposal includes removing classes on evolution and Turkey's founding fathers, and adding lessons on the concept of jihad. 

Our Europe Correspondent Katie Parkins reports from Brussels. 

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