Headscarf Row: Belgian Teacher Dismissed, Union Appeals
Teacher Hadija Amajoud was dismissed in East Flanders for refusing to teach without her headscarf. Her union appeals as Belgium debates school neutrality.
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Teacher Hadija Amajoud was dismissed in East Flanders for refusing to teach without her headscarf. Her union appeals as Belgium debates school neutrality.
A mosque in Schelle, Belgium, has been defaced with anti-Islam graffiti for the second time in under two weeks, prompting calls for better security.
Hadija Amajoud, a Belgian special-needs teacher, was dismissed by East Flanders for refusing to teach without a headscarf, reigniting a national debate.
Rare bipartisan coalition introduces the Right to Worship Act, creating 100-foot buffer zones to protect worshippers from disruptive protests.
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An Orthodox Jewish rabbi in Irvine, California was fined $5,000 for hosting private home prayer meetings. He is fighting back, citing religious freedom.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that a Rastafari man cannot sue Louisiana prison officials who cut his dreadlocks, limiting religious freedom remedies.
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A New Mexico diocese fights the Trump administration's seizure of sacred land at Mount Cristo Rey for border wall construction, citing religious freedom.
FBI Director Kash Patel fired five analysts linked to a 2023 memo labeling Catholic beliefs as extremism, escalating a years-long controversy.
The Pentagon removed 180 faiths from the military's recognized religions list, cutting faith codes from over 200 to 31 in a major overhaul.
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