September 11, 2005

Women marching against Sharia law in Canada

Canadian and European women are going to march against the use of Sharia law tribunals in Canada on Thursday, the BBC reports:
Islamic law could be used to settle civil and marital disputes under a proposal made by former Ontario Attorney General Marion Boyd.

Roman Catholic and Jewish arbitration tribunals already operate Ontario.

Opponents of Sharia law say allowing Islamic tribunals could lead to discrimination against women.

A protest march is scheduled for Thursday in Toronto, which is the capital of Canada's most populous and multi-cultural province...
The DUmmies confront Gramscism, aka multiculturalism, in this response.

Previously: "Stoned in Canada", which also has surprisingly common sense British response to a similar proposal there.



Posted to Terrorism at September 11, 2005 03:23 AM

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