Denmark: Muslim protest sparked amid French school hijab ban
Robert Carter
Press TV, Copenhagen
A French private school in Denmark has sparked a major row after allegedly discriminating against a young Muslim student over her choice to adopt hijab.
The dispute has led to condemnation across the Danish Muslim community who fear that these types of anti-Muslim discriminatory laws spreading across Europe could target the hijab in wider society in the near future.
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