GERMANY HAS FOLLOWED BELGIUM AND FRANCE ON THE CONTROVERSIAL POLICY FOR THE BAN ON MUSLIMS TRADITIONAL ISLAMIC AND RELIGIOUS DRESSES AT THE VARIOUS LOCATIONS WITHIN THE EU MEMBER COUNTRIES, AFTER THE EUROPEAN HIGH COURT RULED IN FAVOR OF THE BAN ON TRADITIONAL ISLAMIC AND RELIGIOUS DRESSES.

     Germany has followed Belgium and France on the controversial policy for the ban on Muslims traditional Islamic and religious dresses at the various locations within the mentioned three EU member countries in which the ban on the Islamic dresses of Burka Hijab and head veil at the beaches in the swimming pools on the streets and at work places of the mentioned countries has been implemented, after the European Union High Court located in Germany ruled earlier Yesterday on the required final decision on the controversial policy for the ban on Islamic dresses, specially the Muslims women head veil at the various work places in the Democratic Republic of Germany, if the companies, or the employer decide to limit restrict and ban various Islamic dresses, specially the head veil at various work facilities, or work places in the three mentioned EU countries. This would certainly mean discouragement, or restriction with the final ban on Islamic women and perhaps men's Islamic traditional and religious dresses at the various mentioned location of the three EU member countries which would not be regarded by the legislations of the European Union countries as violation of Muslim women  and men religious civil rights and Constitutional rights  within the Eurozone countries, despite various Eurozone countries demand for citizens Constitutional legislative civil humanitarian racial diversity religious and freedom of Movement of each of every Eurozone country citizen  within the European Union countries of which Belgium France and Germany should not be the exceptions with regard to the European Union High Court ruling on the disputed ban on Muslim women traditional and Islamic dresses at the various mentioned location within the EU member countries of Germany France and Belgium cultural clashes and traditional , or religious dresses segregation became serious legislative challenge and difficult political decision making process among the legislators and executives with the governing authorities of the mentioned EU countries, particularly after extended protest of the High Court decision  for the scheduled ban on Muslims traditional and Islamic religious dresses in the three EU member countries of France Belgium and Germany. However,  Parliamentary debate in the European Union Parliament in Brussels would be required on the controversial policy for the ban on Muslim Women and men traditional and religious dresses in three mentioned countries that has been regarded as violation of Muslim women and men Constitutional and religious rights in the three EU member countries.


                                                 Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.


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