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Theresa May, the Home Office and sharia

Posted on 23 March 2015 by Frank Cranmer
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In a speech this morning to the Foundation for Peace, Home Secretary Theresa May announced that the Government (assuming it wins the forthcoming General Election) will commission a study of the impact of sharia law in England and Wales. Continue reading →

Posted in Article 9 ECHR, Islam, Judaism, sharia | Tagged Article 9 ECHR, Islam, Judaism, sharia | 5 Replies

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