"TAP não sobrevive se se mantiver pública", garante Pinto Luz

[malakas]

Subscrevo!

Simples e eficaz. Estas medidas chegam é tarde.

A lei referida no artigo é de 1975

[marianonunes]

As pessoas têm de se adaptar se quiserem viver num país estrangeiro. Não o contrario.

[habanero04]

Concordo com estas proibições.

Cada um tem que se comportar de acordo com a leis de um País.

Assim como os Europeus (neste caso) tem que respeitar as leis nesses Países por mais aberrantes que sejam, eles também tem que obdecer as nossas leis.

Assino por baixo.

[Lion_Heart]

Concordo com estas proibições.

A Europa com as suas politicas de esquerda foi muito permissiva em relação aos fundamentalistas.

Isto para mim é muito simples:

Cada um tem que se comportar de acordo com a leis de um País.

Assim como os Europeus (neste caso) tem que respeitar as leis nesses Países por mais aberrantes que sejam, eles também tem que obdecer as nossas leis.

Simples e eficaz. Estas medidas chegam é tarde.

La por alguns Países islamicos andarem ainda na idade das trevas nós não temos que permitir esse tipo de comportamente em sociedades desenvolvidas e livres. Tratar mulheres como bichos , não obrigado!

[Pata-Hari]

É um off-topic mas é importante neste momento na Europa e num momento em que o tema da integração das nações se está a tornar mais e mais importante. Começo com esta noticia porque é de hoje mas o tema está mais quente em França.

Na cnn.com

Woman fined for face-covering veil

By the CNN Wire Staff
May 4, 2010 -- Updated 1456 GMT (2256 HKT)

Italy prohibits the covering of one's face in public places under 1975 anti-terror law.STORY HIGHLIGHTS
The woman, a native of Tunisia who lives in northeastern Italy, was wearing a niqab
A police officer asked her to identify herself but she declined to remove the veil
The city has ordinance preventing people from wearing clothes that cover face, full body
Belgium last week passed measure banning face coverings for women

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Rome, Italy (CNN) -- A woman in Italy has been fined €500 ($653) for wearing a veil that covered a large part of her face, in violation of a local ordinance, an official in Novara, Italy, said Tuesday.

The woman, a native of Tunisia who lives in northeastern Italy, was wearing a niqab, a veil favored by ultra-religious Muslim women that covers the whole face but leaves an opening for the eyes. A police officer asked her to identify herself but she and her husband declined to remove the niqab, said Mauro Frazinelli, a city official in Novara.

The city has an ordinance preventing people from wearing clothes that cover the face and full body. The fine marked the first time the ordinance was enforced, Frazinelli said.

The incident happened Saturday when the woman, who was not named, was standing in line outside a post office with her husband, also a Tunisian native, Frazinelli said.

When the couple refused to remove the niqab, the policeman called over a female officer, who was allowed to see the woman's face and verify her identity, Frazinelli said.

The woman was fined €500 Monday, he said.

Both the husband and wife are legal immigrants and had proper documentation, he said. The husband, 36, is a construction worker and the wife is in her 20s, he said.

Under a 1975 national anti-terrorism law, Italy prohibits the covering of one's face in public places.

In January of this year, Novara Mayor Massimo Giordano and the city council passed an ordinance prohibiting the wearing of clothes that fully hide the face of either men or women. The ordinance does not specifically name traditional Muslim garments such as the niqab or the burqa -- which completely covers the face and body -- nor does it mention Islam.

The ordinance applies only to the city of Novara, which has a population of about 100,000, out of which 8 percent are immigrants. Franzinelli said he estimates that about 4,000 to 5,000 Muslims live in Novara, and that most female Muslims either wear a veil, which covers the hair, or no head covering.

It is rare, he said, to see a woman wearing a niqab or burqa.

The mayor was prompted to push the ordinance after he saw children become frightened when a woman wearing a burqa went to their elementary school, Franzinelli said.

Giordano said of the ordinance, "It is the only way to favor integration."

Belgium's chamber of deputies last week passed a measure banning face coverings for women, which must still be approved by the senate and king before becoming law.

France is also mulling legislation that would ban face and head coverings for women.
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