Surprisingly, it looks like the Court of Human Rights was partly swayed by a concern over social cohesion
>The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Belgium's ban on face veils does not violate the European Convention on Human Rights.
>The court agreed that the ban sought to guarantee the concept of "living together" and the "protection of the rights and freedoms of others".
>The court found that the concern to ensure respect for the minimum guarantees of life in society could be regarded as an element of the 'protection of the rights and freedoms of others' and that the ban was justifiable in principle, solely to the extent that it sought to guarantee the conditions of 'living together'."
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-40567422
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/07/11/european-court-human-rights-upholds-belgian-ban-full-face-veil/
Does this seem like a good sign to you as well?
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Well, I guess it's a positive. The Belgian people should have the right to determine their own cultural standards, at least when it comes to dress. Although that's not the grounds that the EU court used to uphold it..
Good. Fuck moselums.
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Good news, but sadly this will probably only make the UN add the right to cover up women as a human right. But it is good news in the short and hopefully long term. After the change to the bill of human rights it will become a parody (more than it already is) and people will no longer take it serious. And hopefully this will lead to the UN collapsing in on itself.
Good news, but sadly this will probably only make the UN add the right to cover up women as a human right. But it is good news in the short and hopefully long term. After the change to the bill of human rights it will become a parody (more than it already is) and people will no longer take it serious. And hopefully this will lead to the UN collapsing in on itself.
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