Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Muslim Mayor bans immodest ads

Muslim Mayor of ‘Londonistan’ Makes Disturbing Moves Against Women

The Muslim Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has only been in office for a short time, but that hasn’t stopped him from making a couple of big moves to marginalize women, in keeping with his Islamic faith.

He recently banned all ads the feature scantily clad women from appearing on London’s public transport. Of course, he tried to play it off, claiming that those ads make women feel “ashamed” of their bodies. But, of course, he failed to recognize that those ads that feature women – are selling products that women love to buy.

As if that wasn’t bad enough, Khan just gave a speech in Manchester, England where the women attending the event were forced to stand in the back – separate from the men. Just as Islam forces women to stand at the back of mosques, away from the men, during worship.

The speech was given at a Labour event. Breitbart reports: It is not the first time that a Labour event has seen the segregation of women. The party has often been accused of pandering to hard-line Muslims, with a number of incidents being revealed last year.

The Mayor has also been in hot water before when it comes to questions over his links to Islamist groups and those who practice a more traditional form of Islam that often sees women segregated at events from men. Adding further fuel to the accusations that Mr. Khan is attempting to enforce a more traditional role of women in public life is his new ban on sexualised advertising on London’s public transport.

According to Mr. Khan, the ban on sexualised advertisements was to prevent exposure to images of scantly clad models making women feel “ashamed” of their own bodies. Though the move plays into the desires of feminists who want to see a more prudish take on women in public life, it also plays to the views of Islamists and Islamic traditionalists who desire women to cover up for reasons of “modesty”.
Do you think this is just the beginning, will this mayor try to impose more aspects of Sharia law on the city?


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