This is setting me thinking.
I read this on this left-wing website a few days ago
www.opendemocracy.net/5050/rahila-gupta/one-woman-s-brush-with-sharia-courts-in-uk
It's about the experiences of a muslim mother whose daughter, having obtained a divorce under English law, was persuaded to get an islamic divorce through the Sharia courts.
Today, the Mail has published much the same story (though with rather more dramatic headlines)
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3930510/Shame-Sharia-Women-beaten-robbed-raped-chilling-expose-BRITISH-females-sentenced-lives-misery-Muslim-courts.html?ito=social-twitter_dailymailUK
Having condemned them for their inflammatory headlines about the Appeal judges I felt quite pleased to see that they were running a real story about injustice.
But then I started wondering why they published the story.
Highlighting a big problem with the integration of a faith based culture with the UK legal system?
Or, knocking another nail in the image of the muslim faith?
I'd be interested to know what people think.
(Personally I think the the case itself, and many others like it, is appalling)
Why on earth would anyone plant.....
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England vs Mexico -BBC great idea!
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