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A muslim law student want to wear a hijab but get rejected to serve in the court. She sues the state of Bavaria and win because of freedom of religion - and the court also said there is no law that forbid a hijab or similar things. The state of Bavaria, that was sued, can only call on the dress code or has to create a certain law.
Imagine you stand in a court in your own country, its always a bad situation when they should judge over you but then you see her and think, hopefully she will not yell allah akkbar and blow herself up. Maybe she is a good law student and will be a fair judge but still, see her in a court and rule is the ultimate sign of islamisation and the will to conquer of Islam.
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Freedom of religion enjoys high protection, as declared judge that banning headscarves for Jura Trainees inadmissible. The State of Bavaria could still rely on the judges costume.
It was negotiated in Augsburg's action Aqilah Sandhu, 25, daughter of a Pakistani and a German Catholic. Sandhu is Muslim and wears a headscarf for religious reasons.
After she had passed her first law degree, she was a trainee at the Higher Regional Court (OLG) in Munich. But she got from there the statement that she can't take place at the judges' table as is usual for trainees because of her headscarf during their training at a civilian court. Rather she had to follow the negotiations from the auditorium.
The session management under the supervision of the training judge was not allowed to take by Sandhu unlike any other trainee. Similar conditions were made in 2015 in Berlin another Muslim who eventually renounced the clerkship.
But in Bavaria Sandhu put against the requirements of the Munich Higher Regional Court and complaint. When she was unsuccessful, she complained - and then got right. Because the Augsburg court considers those attacks statement of OLG both in the constitutional guarantee of religious freedom trainee and - because of their limitations imposed - in their education freedom. For these two violations of basic rights, a law was needed.
The Bavarian Justice Minister Winfried Bausback refuses to accept the new twist in the headscarf debate. "We can not leave the result," said the CSU politician after the Administrative Court Augsburg had declared the ban on headscarves for Muslim trainee lawyers in Bavaria inadmissible.
The state government would file an appeal, Bausback announced. "My position is clear: I do not want that trainee lawyers on the bench, wearing a headscarf while procuratorial sitting service or other statutory work."
Because the liberty and law, so Bausback, would all involved legal processes "on the independence, can rely on neutrality and recognizable distance of judges and prosecutors". Are the needs also to trainee teachers take over the completion of their education after the first legal exam in prosecutors and courts statutory tasks under supervision.
A muslim law student want to wear a hijab but get rejected to serve in the court. She sues the state of Bavaria and win because of freedom of religion - and the court also said there is no law that forbid a hijab or similar things. The state of Bavaria, that was sued, can only call on the dress code or has to create a certain law.
Imagine you stand in a court in your own country, its always a bad situation when they should judge over you but then you see her and think, hopefully she will not yell allah akkbar and blow herself up. Maybe she is a good law student and will be a fair judge but still, see her in a court and rule is the ultimate sign of islamisation and the will to conquer of Islam.
We will stand tall in the sunshine
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And if we have to go alone
We'll go alone with pride
For us, these conflicts can be resolved by appeal to the deeply ingrained higher principle embodied in the law, that individuals have the right (within defined limits) to choose how to live. But this Western notion of individualism and tolerance is by no means a conception in all cultures. - Theodore Dalrymple