Azerbaijan expels students who wear Islamic headscarves from school
The government has banned religious clothing for students and teachers since September. Schools are enforcing the rule by expelling hijabis.
The government has banned religious clothing for students and teachers since September. Schools are enforcing the rule by expelling hijabis.
The student demanded a space to pray, failed the exam and reported the teacher for Islamophobia and racism.
The measure has received the support of the Conference of European Imams, which considers that it protects "dignity and security.".
The Generalitat and the Tortosa City Council turn a radical religious figure into a "Catalan intellectual" and symbol of the supposed Islamic roots of Catalonia and Europe.
The residence prohibits alcohol and pork, only allows halal food, and has a prayer room. Non-Muslims must accept religious rules.
The Minister of Education toughens the message against the school hijab and recalls that the rule also obliges private centers.
The Board offered them three alternatives, but they wanted Islam over Catholicism. The claim is part of a community campaign to demand Islam and halal in schools.
Three years of conflict, disciplinary proceedings, human rights resolutions and courts did not change the Muslim teacher's attitude.
A queer feminist group is calling for an educational strike against a law that prevents girls under 14 from wearing the Muslim headscarf to school.
British taxpayers will pay for a school with imams who verify family religious practice and force girls to cover their hair.