Friday, March 27, 2015
France: Jew prevented from voting because of his kippah
Via La Dépêche:
Avraham Weill, a rabbi from Toulouse, says he was not allowed to vote in this week's local elections because he was wearing a kippah. The polling station was located at a a school and Weill was requested to remove his kippah in the name of laïcité (French secularism).
Update from reader:
The rabbi was stopped from voting by two far left militants, a woman and her husband. Other people in the polling station protested and the rabbi was finally able to vote.
Labels:
Country: France
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Perpetrators: Left wing
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Type: Discrimination
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Type: Religious restrictions
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