Trying to stop Shari'a in Canada

Belmont Club:

Flying almost under the radar in news dominated by Hurricane Katrina are efforts by left-wing women's groups to prevent sharia from becoming part of family law in Canada. CNS News reports:

Protesters will take to the streets this week in cities from Amsterdam to Victoria, all because of a bureaucratic proposal that would allow Islamic law to be used in Ontario family arbitration cases. ... Almost 100 organizations have banded together under the banner of the International Campaign against Shariah Court in Canada. On Thursday, they'll march in six European cities and at least five in Canada.

The Christian Science Monitor reported on the genesis of the Canadian sharia controversy in August 2004. It highlighted the fundamental dilemma facing Canadian politicians: whether to uphold multiculturalism and logically endorse sharia or to reject sharia and logically weaken the multiculturalist principle. ...
Opposition to this barbaric code should not be limited to left wing groups. Actually this looks more like a split in the left wing where the multiculties are fighting with the feminist. The multiculties need to lose this fight and conservatives should help them lose.

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