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Spain orders town to scrap motion restricting Muslim festivities
MADRID: Spain’s leftist government on Monday ordered a town to drop a ban on religious celebrations in municipal sports facilities, a measure critics say was aimed at blocking longstanding Muslim festivities. The town council of Jumilla, in the southeastern region of Murcia, approved the ban last week with support from the conservative Popular Party (PP), saying it sought to “promote and preserve the traditional values” of the area. Far-right party Vox had demanded the measure in exchange for backing the PP mayor’s municipal budget.
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arabnews.com
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aljazeera.com
‘Islamophobic’: Spanish town’s ban on religious gatherings sparks criticism
The ban, proposed by far-right Vox party, affects Muslims celebrating religious holidays in sports centres in Jumilla.
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elpais.com
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dailymail.co.uk
Inside Spanish town that 'banned' Islamic festivals, threatening fury
The historic town of Jumilla (pictured) was on the frontline of conflict between Muslims and Christians when the Moors were kicked out of southern Spain in the 13th century.
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Spain orders town to scrap motion restricting Muslim festivities
MADRID: Spain’s leftist government on Monday ordered a town to drop a ban on religious celebrations in municipal sports facilities, a measure critics say was aimed at blocking…
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Spain's government orders town to scrap plan to ban Islamic festivals
The ban was supported by Spain's conservative People's Party (PP), who said it sought to 'promote and preserve the traditional value' of the area.
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sueddeutsche.de
Spanien: Eklat um ein Verbot muslimischer Feste
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faz.net
Religionsdebatte in Spanien: Wo Muslime nicht mehr im Stadion feiern dürfen
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theguardian.com
Spanish town ordered to scrap religious festivals ban mainly impacting Muslims
Jumilla’s ban on gatherings in public sports centres breaches right to religious freedom, says Madrid
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welt.de
Empörung in Spanien – Stadt verbietet muslimische Feste in Sporthalle - WELT
In Jumilla sorgt ein Verbot des Fastenbrechens in einer städtischen Sporthalle für eine Kontroverse. Die muslimische Gemeinschaft, aber auch die katholische Kirche sprechen von…