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Human rights court rules against Greece in Sharia law case

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She argued she had been discriminated against on religious grounds as, had her husband not been Muslim, she would have inherited his entire estate under Greek law

 

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'Greece violated a prohibition on discrimination by applying Islamic religious law to an inheritance dispute among members of the country’s Muslim minority ...' Some would argue it would be discriminatory NOT to apply Islamic religious law to Muslims.

More socialist courts rule in favour of muslims

Good Sharia law is completely INCOMPATIBLE with western values Sharia Law women are not entitled to inheritance, to custody of their own children past 6 yr of age etc Keep out of Canada & all free societies

Coming to canada, thanks Truddy

This is what our PM and the liberal party wants for Canada

Greeks bending over.

Greece tries to give ShariaLaw precedence over Greek Law. What were they thinking?

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